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Originally posted by huntrm
It's simple, in the ATI control panel, set your resolution for 1776x1000. Don't even try 1920x1080 since this will cause too much flicker and there's no PQ improvement. Be sure to set the component dongle with the dip switches to support the different resolutions.
Then, if you're please with overscann or PQ (especially flicker), then your're set. I purchased Powerstrip and then followed Karnis' guide (which is a sticky, or used to be on this forum - do a search) on how to use Powerstrip. Look under his recommended settings for the ATI Component Dongle, and then copy/paste the settings for 1776x1000 into the cusotm config for Powerstrip.
Apply the settings, and you're set. You may have to spend some time on the Powerstrip forum at their site to determine how to navigate through the program. |
Maybe you can help me, I just got the dongle in from ATI and am having a problem.
I a using a Sony Projection TV KP43HT20
it has 2-Component Video Inputs (Y/PB/PR)(1080i, 480p, 480i)
Radeon 8500 64mb
P4 1.8 512 Ram etc.....
The drivers I am using from ATI are the newest they have available.
4.1
the dongle (ATI HDTV Component Video Adapter P/N: 117-70104-30)
the purple one
DVI not VGA
the dip switches are set to 480i,480p 1080i on
and 540p, 720p and 16:9 are off
I have tried diferent variations but none work.
basicly when I turn on the computer it boots up scrambled and when it reaches the desktop it is still scrambled.
I can't get any furthter than that until I shut it off and reboot with a monitor or S-video.
Hope you can help me