Hi there,

I got a new widescreen lcd now and would like to avoid that scaling from 4:3
to 16:10 when playing games that don't support widescreen. I know there is
an option in the NVidia control panel that let's me choose between several
scaling options. But no matter which one I choose, it's always stretched to
fit the screen when playing DirectX games. Well, I tested only Battlefield
2, but I assume it will be the same with other games too.

So can anyone confirm this problem and maybe tell me if it's a problem with
the driver (NForce 100.64), or does disabling the scaling work for you?

Best regards,

Arne
http://www.arnekolja.com

Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

"Arne-Kolja Bachstein" <a_k_b@web.de> wrote in message
news:6EA6CD4F-E587-4AFF-AED1-923207D95949@microsoft.com...
> Hi there,
>
> I got a new widescreen lcd now and would like to avoid that scaling from
> 4:3 to 16:10 when playing games that don't support widescreen. I know
> there is an option in the NVidia control panel that let's me choose
> between several scaling options. But no matter which one I choose, it's
> always stretched to fit the screen when playing DirectX games. Well, I
> tested only Battlefield 2, but I assume it will be the same with other
> games too.
>
> So can anyone confirm this problem and maybe tell me if it's a problem
> with the driver (NForce 100.64), or does disabling the scaling work for
> you?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Arne
> http://www.arnekolja.com

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?

yes, it unfortunately doesn't have this setting. thats why i am trying it
through this driver setting.

> Have you also checked your LCD users manual to see if it has the option to
> not stretch the video when receiving 4:3 aspect ratio video?