I also had that problem (although with a savage chipset built in to my motherboard). When I used the vesa drivers the output worked, but stretched (and the 'W' key had no effect). The vesa drivers also caused mythtv to complain about the lack of "XV" support. When I used the savage drivers, the TV didn't sync.
The solution for me was to use the savage drivers and use the "NoBios" option. This allowed the savage driver to work, and then mythtv was then able to handle the re-scaling. It also no longer complained about the lack of "XV" support.
I guess that you need to check if you have "XV" support in your drivers working, but that's a guess :).
Cheers,
Will :-}
On 05/12/2004, at 6:20 PM, Jason Lewis wrote:
--Hi,
I have been struggling with this problem....
My myth box has a DVB capture card, and a Geforce4 MX graphics card. It turns out that DVB comes in in some sort of wide screen, 16:9 or something, and the graphics card I have can only do 4:3 TV-out.
Is there a way to get Mythtv to resize and add letterbox to the output so I can see the whole picture on my TV?
I have tried the W key, but it does not have an appropriate mode. The closest is the 16:9 stretch, but that crops the left and right edges of the picture.
Thanks in advance,
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