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  1. #131
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    could try these though i've never used them before:

    http://www.iphonevideoconverter.com/

    http://www.imtoo.com/iphone-video-converter.html

    http://www.dvdtoiphone.org/download.html

    Let me know the end result.. might be keen and try to watch some movies on the iphone

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    I have a 61cm LCD monitor and up till yesterday everything was fine with it. But then I unplugged it because I got a new computer desk -- ya know, switched everything off, put everything aside, put the new desk into place, then put everything else back in place and switched it back on.

    Anyway, when I switched my computer back on I found that the display was blurry and looks too stretched. I've mucked around with various kinds of settings, and I've managed to make the blurriness go away, but I can't find a way to make everything not look too stretched out. I've tried changing it to various different screen resolutions too and nothing seems to help. I've got it set on the highest resolution it seems to be offering me which is 1600x1200.

    So... why the hell is everything still all too wide and how do I fix it? Help!

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    Have you got the latest drivers for both your video card and monitor installed Goki? - That always helps.

    From the looks of things you're using Windows 7, yeah?
    (I'm not much help past Vista and I still consider Vista a nightmare! )

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    I tried reinstalling the driver... didn't work. And yes, using WIN 7.

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    What are the actual dimensions of your monitor? (i.e. x by y?)

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    Does the monitor have an auto settings button you can try?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime View Post
    I tried reinstalling the driver... didn't work. And yes, using WIN 7.
    Do you mean you tried reinstalling the drivers that came on the disc? or that you went to the video card manufacturer's website and obtained the latest drivers?
    (Just for clarification dude )

    How old is the Monitor by the way?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sky Shadow View Post
    What are the actual dimensions of your monitor? (i.e. x by y?)
    57cm x 33.5cm
    Quote Originally Posted by kurdt_the_goat View Post
    Does the monitor have an auto settings button you can try?
    Already tried that.
    Quote Originally Posted by Hursticon View Post
    Do you mean you tried reinstalling the drivers that came on the disc? or that you went to the video card manufacturer's website and obtained the latest drivers?
    (Just for clarification dude )

    How old is the Monitor by the way?
    I tried reinstalling from the disk. Monitor's less than a year old.

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    Have you tried 1280 x 768?

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    My whole screen went blank with a small dialogue box that said "Input Not Supported."

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