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  1. 02-22-2003, 12:00 AM #1
    Mp3Goose_Your King
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    What resolution for 7" LCD

    I have a 7" lcd the digitalww and im tryin to use powerstrip to get a resolution that will fill up the entire screen. ANy ideas?

    How do i get windows to take up the whole screen?
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  2. 02-22-2003, 02:22 AM #2
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    the digitalww screen is a widescreen 7in, download powerstrip, and see if 720x480 or 800x480 looks better.

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    Powerstrip doesn't even seem to work
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  4. 02-22-2003, 07:22 PM #4
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    how so? What video card are you using? YOu want to setup a custom resolution, and apply that.

    Some drivers/cards don't support those types of resolutions though.

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    does the Nvidia Gf4 Mx440 support 800x480 or 720x480 ?


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  6. 02-23-2003, 01:01 AM #6
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    go to the TVtool website. It has complete instructions on how to get those resolutions on an nVidia card.
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    Mp3goose, armen or anyone else who has this monitor,
    Does the 7" lcd from digitalww need to be hooked up through the computers regulated powersupply, or can it go straight to the battery?

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    yea use TVTool with an nvidia based card, it allows you to do the same thing as powerstrip, but is integrated in the nvidia software.

    murph- I would think since it's designed for in-car use it could be powered from the battery, does it have any documentation that details it's voltage range (for ex, 9 - 14v)

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  9. 02-23-2003, 03:11 AM #9
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    I ran it straight off the ACC line with no problems.
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  10. 02-24-2003, 03:39 AM #10
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    Exception GF4-MX:

    Usually the TV-chip is a single independent chip on the graphics card from a third party manufacturer like Conexant. These are supported by the tool. But with the GF4-MX nVidia introduces an own TV-chip NV17 which is integrated in the VGA chip and which is probably cheaper and less powerful than the external chips. For this chip there is no documentation available at all because nVidia refuses it. Without documentation a support cannot be integrated in TVTool!



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