What is the native resolution of the monitor?
Does the Monitor's manual state that it will take 1920x1080 over HDMI? If
yes does it take either 1920x1080p/60 or 1920x1080i/60 and if using HDMI
which resolution are you trying to send?
If the monitor has a standard VGA PC monitor interface I suggest that you
use it with the native resolution of the monitor.
"mc8569" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> I just bought a small tv monitor, 26", that takes s vid, rgb, hdmi, all
> that. but i hooked up rgb to the monitor, and running from an ati radeon
> x1200, using their designated Catalyst Control Center, it would not let
> me use a higher resoltuion than 1360x768, there is also a 1280x1024
> resolution. there are a few, and i mean a few, more, but they are all
> lower resolutions than that. i was eventually able to force it to allow
> me to use 1400x1050 and 1920x1080, by unchecking the box that hid
> "resolutions that the monitor could not display". but even still, these
> resolutions are horrible, the 1920x1080 is unstable with this monitor,
> and the 1400x1050 is more stretched out on the screen. so everything
> looks short and stubby. is there anyway i could get a better resoltuion
> for this 26" screen?
>
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> mc8569[/color]

You've ran into the EDID restrictions. Many tv manufacturers are
providing limited resolutions. Some people are pulling VGA pin 12 that
reads the EDID info allowing a software resolution setup. Please search
Google for EDID info because I have not yet tried it.


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