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TheDucatist
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Hi guys, great forum and I hope some expert can help me out.
I life in Amsterdam and the concept of having a home cinema is pretty new, so I depent on you guys for experience.
I have purchased a Sanyo PLV-Z2 but I just can not get it to run in 1280x720 for true 16:9. I use a PC with Windows XP and a Geforce Ti4400 videocard with DVI-I hooked up to the PLV-Z2 (HQ Dual Link cable).
Tried solving this using Powerstrip and the specs from the manual and add a monitor to XP with the Z2 specs, but the beamer just won't "auto" jump into D-SXGA 2 (thats what I need right?). Even stranger, if I select a resolution above 1024x768 (say 1280x720) the PLV-Z2 jumps into D-SVGA (800x600) with a picture that obviously I need to scroll through now because its too big.
Help, I'm stuck in the world of 4:3...arggg
Am I stupid, I sure hope not
Gee, hope you guys can follow me and help me out because using a S-VHS - scart cable on a Plasma screen is advance viewing for most "experts" here.....erm
Greeting from Holland and wish you all a great 2004,
Rick
P.S. When I try the selected settings for my Z2 on my 4:3 pc monitor it works, obviously I end up with a black bar on top and bottum because this monitor isn't 16:9.
I life in Amsterdam and the concept of having a home cinema is pretty new, so I depent on you guys for experience.
I have purchased a Sanyo PLV-Z2 but I just can not get it to run in 1280x720 for true 16:9. I use a PC with Windows XP and a Geforce Ti4400 videocard with DVI-I hooked up to the PLV-Z2 (HQ Dual Link cable).
Tried solving this using Powerstrip and the specs from the manual and add a monitor to XP with the Z2 specs, but the beamer just won't "auto" jump into D-SXGA 2 (thats what I need right?). Even stranger, if I select a resolution above 1024x768 (say 1280x720) the PLV-Z2 jumps into D-SVGA (800x600) with a picture that obviously I need to scroll through now because its too big.
Help, I'm stuck in the world of 4:3...arggg
Am I stupid, I sure hope not
Gee, hope you guys can follow me and help me out because using a S-VHS - scart cable on a Plasma screen is advance viewing for most "experts" here.....erm
Greeting from Holland and wish you all a great 2004,
Rick
P.S. When I try the selected settings for my Z2 on my 4:3 pc monitor it works, obviously I end up with a black bar on top and bottum because this monitor isn't 16:9.