Computer Monitor Size
- Thread starter SkyRider
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I have 24" and that's pretty much all I use it for.What size computer monitor do you guys use? Mine is 22 inches. Do you guys play 1920x1080 video on your computer monitors?
Its never out of fashion.As usual, people bragging about how big theirs is.
LOL.....As usual, people bragging about how big theirs is.
That brings this clip to mind.....
Well this thread went to rat shit pretty fast
I have a 23 inch Dell monitor... It can display 1920x1080 video...The computer has a TV tuner with a PVR, so I can watch and record shows.What size computer monitor do you guys use? Mine is 22 inches. Do you guys play 1920x1080 video on your computer monitors?
To fit the 1920x1080 video on your screen, do you have to hit the "fit to screen" function?I have a 23 inch Dell monitor... It can display 1920x1080 video...The computer has a TV tuner with a PVR, so I can watch and record shows.
Well, if you're asking what I think you're asking, yes. In VLC Media Player there's a toggle button to go to full screen and in Arcsoft TotalMedia, which displays the TV signal, there's also a Full Screen option buttonTo fit the 1920x1080 video on your screen, do you have to hit the "fit to screen" function?
What do you guys think of this idea? Buying a 32" High Definition TV and connecting it to my computer to play 1920x1080 and 1280x720 videos as well as digital pics. I might also upgrade my computer to one that has HDMI connection. I am currently using a VGA connection and don't think I am getting the best possible image quality.
I frequently use my 50" Plasma as the Monitor for my Mac Book Pro. For downloaded HD Movies etc.
Do you find the images fit nicely on such a large screen? I though anything larger than 32" might diminish the quality of a 1280x720 video.I frequently use my 50" Plasma as the Monitor for my Mac Book Pro. For downloaded HD Movies etc.
I use my 47" LED HDTV as a monitor for my Toshiba laptop using a VGA to VGA cable because the laptop lacks an HDMI port. Am very happy with the video quality using a 1920x1080 resolution. At first the image didn't fit the HDTV correctly. Had to go into the HDTV 'settings' which were similar to those on any PC monitor. It had an 'auto correct' feature and once that was clicked on, the image self corrected itself nicely. It works great and basically turned the HDTV into a 'super smart TV' doing everything the laptop does....:wink:
