[mythtv-users] GF2 display with nvtv vs. GF4 native

[Boyd II, Willy]

I have a GF4MX, and am torn on the quality of the display.  Colors are
vibrant and I see now banding or other artifacts.  Overscan is easily
controlled, BUT the right side of my image droops down (is sheared) just a
tad, but it's noticeable. I can't much fix that with overscanning because
the image is still curved a little.  I'm told that particular to your tv
set, but I don't have another tv handy to try.

- Willy

-----Original Message-----
From: John Wells [mailto:jb at sourceillustrated.com]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 10:22 AM
To: Discussion about mythtv
Subject: RE: [mythtv-users] GF2 display with nvtv vs. GF4 native


> Well, I've got overscan working on my GF4MX, and it now fits my TV quite
> nicely.  I can't speak for all situations, obviously.  If you do get a
> GF4,

Joseph,

Thanks for the reply.  I guess I'm most concerned with how well the screen
fits in non-mythfrontend mode (i.e., running plain KDE or whatever).  When
using nvtv, it makes it hard to close windows or hit the main menu because
the corners of the screen are hidden from view.  Do the GF4 cards just
automagically expand to the edges of the TV?  Is this not a problem at all
with the GF4?

Thanks for your input...

John

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