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> Gavau atsakyma is samsung kad 1920x1080 bus tik per hdmi kabeli.
>
> Atsakymo apie 16:9 rezoliucija nepateike. be va ka radau forumuose:
>
> I am trying desperately to configure a 1080p resolution. I am connecting 
> the LED TV using the VGA connector (not hdmi - because vga is all that my 
> aged HTPC can do at the moment).
>
> I am usually a wiz at custom resolutions in Powerstrip, but this one is 
> defeating me. Has anyone else tried this? Please can you post your 
> powerstrip timings?
>
> It could be because I am using an aged AGP 9200 Radeon card, however I 
> have successfully achieved 1080i (using a different display) in the past.
>
> Today I have been successful in creating a samsung resolution of 
> 1440x900p, which looks delightful, but obviously not as good as 1080p. If 
> you want to use these timings, do so at you own risk:
>
>
> Quote:
>      PowerStrip timing parameters:
>      1440x900=1440,179,32,237,900,9,6,25,106477,3
>
>      Generic timing details for 1440x900:
>      HFP=179 HSW=32 HBP=237 kHz=56 VFP=9 VSW=6 VBP=25 Hz=60
>
>      VESA detailed timing:
>      PClk=106477.00 H.Active=1440 H.Blank=448 H.Offset=163 HSW=32 
> V.Active=900 V.Blank=40 V.Offset=9 VSW=6
>
>      Linux modeline parameters:
>      "1440x900" 106.477 1440 1619 1651 1888 900 909 915 940 -hsync +vsync
>
> My main problem with 1080p is that when I switch to my custom resolution 
> of1920x1080p, the desktop starts scrolling (and the physical screen 
> resolution remains at 1440x960 or sometimes 1280x1024 - as indicated by 
> the on-screen display).
>
> I have created and installed my own monitor driver for the TV, which 
> supports max resolutions higher than 1080p @ 60hz. And so I am at a loss 
> as to why 1080p doesn't work properly.
>
>
> tai jei ispresta bus problema, bus viskas ok.