1.5x clean Zoom with OGL-Filter on 1024x768?

dex · 16 February 2007, 01:38

Ok, this is difficult to explain but I give it a shot:
I hate a display that´s not pixel-perfect or "blurry" like bilinear filtered etc.. Unfortunately without zoom my Amiga-screen is looking nice but actually a little too small.
In WinUAE you have the nice "FILTER" option where you can select OpenGL or Direct3D to zoom and move the display as you like - without any filtering applied so it´s all clean.
I want to know what settings would match a 1.5x zoom of the screen. You can choose 2x or 1x for the horizontally and vertically size - but 2x ist just too big as even 1.5x will be a little too large (but that´s fine for me).
Since I play on 1024x768 - what are the 1.5x settings for it? And how to calculate this? The sliders go from 999 to -999 so how can I calculate what to choose horizontally and vertically?

Anubis · 16 February 2007, 11:08

Don't calculate.

If you have NVidia video card, create custom configuration (in advanced settings) and use it. (for example 640*512)

If you are unlucky ATI owner, use utilities like powerstrip to create custom screens.

dex · 16 February 2007, 11:53

The problem is - if I use the correct Amiga resolution (I have NVidia) my tft will show it blurred. My only chance is to get 1024x768 without filtering but with some wrong pixels (unfiltered 1.5x)

StrategyGamer · 17 February 2007, 16:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anubis

Don't calculate.

If you have NVidia video card, create custom configuration (in advanced settings) and use it. (for example 640*512)

I have NVidia video card. There is no "create custom configuration" option in advanced settings. There are MANY premade screens under "list all modes" but none of them are 640x512

DamienD · 17 February 2007, 21:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by StrategyGamer

I have NVidia video card. There is no "create custom configuration" option in advanced settings. There are MANY premade screens under "list all modes" but none of them are 640x512

Hmmm, strange.

Try using PowerStrip then, it's a wicked program

Retro-Nerd · 17 February 2007, 21:30

The Nvidia driver needs no external programm. You can add your own custom screen resolutions, when you are able to find the option.

16 February 2007, 01:38	#1
dex Eat Electric Death Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Germany Posts: 327	1.5x clean Zoom with OGL-Filter on 1024x768? Ok, this is difficult to explain but I give it a shot: I hate a display that´s not pixel-perfect or "blurry" like bilinear filtered etc.. Unfortunately without zoom my Amiga-screen is looking nice but actually a little too small. In WinUAE you have the nice "FILTER" option where you can select OpenGL or Direct3D to zoom and move the display as you like - without any filtering applied so it´s all clean. I want to know what settings would match a 1.5x zoom of the screen. You can choose 2x or 1x for the horizontally and vertically size - but 2x ist just too big as even 1.5x will be a little too large (but that´s fine for me). Since I play on 1024x768 - what are the 1.5x settings for it? And how to calculate this? The sliders go from 999 to -999 so how can I calculate what to choose horizontally and vertically?

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16 February 2007, 11:08	#2
Anubis Retro Gamer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Underworld Age: 51 Posts: 4,058	Don't calculate. If you have NVidia video card, create custom configuration (in advanced settings) and use it. (for example 640*512) If you are unlucky ATI owner, use utilities like powerstrip to create custom screens.

16 February 2007, 11:53	#3
dex Eat Electric Death Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Germany Posts: 327	The problem is - if I use the correct Amiga resolution (I have NVidia) my tft will show it blurred. My only chance is to get 1024x768 without filtering but with some wrong pixels (unfiltered 1.5x)

17 February 2007, 21:30	#6
Retro-Nerd Missile Command Champion Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Germany Age: 52 Posts: 12,436	The Nvidia driver needs no external programm. You can add your own custom screen resolutions, when you are able to find the option.

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