PC to TV via USB2

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Originally Posted by Snee

Might be some graphical artifacts, lyke. But I've never tried that with anyhing wot wasn't already compressed and thus prone to having artifacts because of that as well. So I don't know for certain.

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You're getting too technical for jp, snee:no:

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

The remote's got a button that has 4 options.

Original
4:3
Zoom (Fill Screen)
Widescreen.

That usually does a decent job, even if it isn't a WS broadcast.

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The telly would probably stretch the image to fullscreen but it'd make everyone look fat.

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Indeed and it's not ideal. However it does seem to do a decent job.

Some tellies stretch evenly right across the image. Other leave the middle pretty much alone and stretch more as the get further from the middle. On the basis that people will be looking at the middle of the image most of the time and will see the rest in their peripheral vision.

Like I said it's really not ideal but it does a decent job, in my opinion.

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Originally Posted by Proper Bo

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Originally Posted by Snee

Might be some graphical artifacts, lyke. But I've never tried that with anyhing wot wasn't already compressed and thus prone to having artifacts because of that as well. So I don't know for certain.

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You're getting too technical for jp, snee:no:

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Abso fucking lutely.

Ewe mite notice some static or blobs, or whateva' wot aren't supposed to be there due to the mucking about with converting signals :unsure:

Depends a bit on how the stuff that goes through the converter is treated and so on.

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Originally Posted by Snee

Ewe mite notice some static or blobs, or whateva' wot aren't supposed to be there due to the mucking about with converting signals :unsure:

Depends a bit on how the stuff that goes through the converter is treated and so on.

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Thanks for the explanation, clear and concise and it's to your credit.