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Maybe we do have similar sets - that 1920x540 I have availiable also, but your right in that it is a little to funky for use - especially under Myht... I dont know, Ive got a small 8 gig drive I ripped out of an XBOX that Im going to try and get windoze working again just so I can get the mode lines - I think I was able to to 1920x1080 on her before...<BR>
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On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 01:02, Jarod C. Wilson wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>On Jan 27, 2004, at 22:08, Gerald Gryschuk wrote:
> Well I've just spent two days trying to get Powerstrip to output a
> signal that my TV would use correctly. I'm about to give up and move on
> to something else but I thought I would try here first for a possible
> solution.
>
> The situation is that I'm trying to output video to my Panasonic HDTV
> using a VGA to 3 component video adapter at greater than 640x480. My
> specs are as follows,I have both an nvidia and ATI video cards and I
> don't care which one I use to make this work
>
>
> Panasonic HDTV PT-47WX52CF
> NVIDIA GeForce MX440 64MB from MSI or ATI Radeon 9200 SE 128MB from
> Saphire
> Key Digital Systems ClearColor3 VGA to 3 Component video adapter
> ABIT KV7 Motherboard
> 512 MB
> AMD Athlon 2600+
>
> If anyone has suggestions for Modelines that should make this work I'd
> appreciate hearing from you. Please note which video card they are for.
Your TV model is very close to mine. I'm not certain the exact model
I've got, but its a 47" Panasonic. I use an Audio Authority 9A60 VGA to
component video adapter and GeForce 4 MX (nForce2 onboard), feeding the
TV a 960x540p mode. You can see my whole XF86Config here:
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<A HREF="http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/XF86Config-HD.txt"><U>http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/XF86Config-HD.txt</U></A>
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There's also a 1920x540p mode, but it looks funky. I've heard from
someone that nVidia is working on possibly bringing back the ability to
output interlaced modes, so 1920x1080i might be possible in the future,
but not just yet...</I></FONT></PRE>
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