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RE: mac mini ) Samsung ln52b750...

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wheezer

In Reply to: RE: mac mini ) Samsung ln52b750... posted by Gmood1 on October 21, 2009 at 23:22:35

That's simple enough. I've noticed the "info" button will show the resolution currently being displayed on the screen, for that input.
Lastly, can you explain the overscan thing, and should it be used. It does make a difference.
Thanks,
Mitch

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RE: mac mini ) Samsung ln52b750... - Gmood1 10:25:17 10/22/09 (1)
Hey Mitch this link will break it down for you better than I can. From what I gather if your panel is recognized as a LCD PC monitor, over scan is not an issue, as in my case.
You shouldn't need it with the modern plasmas or LCDs if the signal is digital driven. The link explains more.
- Overscan (Open in New Window)
Edits: 10/22/09
- RE: mac mini ) Samsung ln52b750... - wheezer 15:42:24 10/22/09 (0)
  Yes, it's recognized as an lcd monitor. Also, the HDMI#1 is designed for PC DVI to HDMI input. I'll try the D-sub as well and see what results that provides.
  SOoooo many settings on this panel, for tuning and fine tuning.
  Thanks again for the info.

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