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Originally Posted by nothru22 Yes, for sure, as long as it's the newest version (not source.) Opposing Force does as well. |
Originally Posted by nothru22 It supports the same resolutions as Half Life 2 (and yes, I'm talking about the original version of the game if you update it through steam, not Half Life: Source.) I know this because I was mad that it updated Half Life and Opposing Force and not Blue Shift, which is the game I wanted to play on my widescreen (I never had played it.) |
Originally Posted by nothru22 It supports the same resolutions as Half Life 2 (and yes, I'm talking about the original version of the game if you update it through steam, not Half Life: Source.) I know this because I was mad that it updated Half Life and Opposing Force and not Blue Shift, which is the game I wanted to play on my widescreen (I never had played it.) |
What TV do you want to run at 16:10 anyway? |
My monitor is 16:10. |
edit: I got it to work by plugging the pc into the analog port on the back of the tv instead of the digital. The analog port supports more modes. |
Originally Posted by nothru22 Well, I remember it supporting 1280x720 and 1920x1080. I do not mess with any 16:10 settings. What TV do you want to run at 16:10 anyway? |
Originally Posted by StreetPreacher And the source of the confusion: |
Originally Posted by nothru22 It's a big plasma and it's 16:10? I'm actually confused. |
Originally Posted by MSmith83 His plasma has a native resolution of 1024x768 but does a compression display of 1280x768 and while many call it a 16:10 resolution, it is actually a 15:9 resolution. |