G. Z. C. (zsolt@canadawired.com)
Tue, 22 Feb 2000 10:02:04 -0800
On Tue, 22 Feb 2000 08:46:16 -0800, Eugene Wong wrote:
[...]
>But if you maximize to fit the image to the entire screen, won't the whole
>thing be really chunky [for lack of a better word]? In other words, would
>the resolution be the same only bigger or is the software/hardware supposed
>to fill in the blanks to make a smooth image?
[...]
It mainly depends on the material you are playing.
How it dad been created and in what format it was saved in.
Example, the Decameron.dat movie file plays smooth, full 32bit colordepth
even full screen on a 17" monitor. The videocard may help, mine is a matrox
G400 32MB dualhead disabled.
OTOH the Fifth-element.viv movie shows jerkyness, color patching at times
and the picture size is about 1/6 of the monitor screen's.
ps. if both movies played for an hour continously, they trip the cpu heat (60c)
alarm on the P5A mainboard. The hd lite is on almost constantly.
George
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