Stie cineva vreo metoda de schimbat rezolutia prin mijloace putin mai neobisnuite… Mai exact, situatia sta in urmatorul fel: rezolutia este suportata hardware (atat pl video cat si display-ul) dar din diverse motive nu este listata acolo unde trebuie… Am gasit asa ceva… dar nu functioneaza pe 10.4 (exemplu e dat pe 10.3)

http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050220090150361

After extensive testing, the only thing that is needed to get 1152x864 back is to add one line to a file named IOGraphicsProperties.plist. This file is located in /System -> Library -> Frameworks -> IOKit.framework -> Version -> A -> Resources/.

Naturally, you have to be logged in as root to get at this file. All the usual stuff applies—make a copy of the file, save it safely somewhere, and edit the original in TextEdit). Near the top of the file, look for the line that reads:

<key>gtf-resolutions</key>
Below this line is a list of resolutions. Add the following line after the one with 1024 in it:

<integer>1152</integer>
I have found that it is not necessary to change any of the resolution lists that follow this array. Save the file, quit the editor, and reboot. You should now have 1152x864 as an option in Display preferences. Presumably the aspect ratio is calculated from the 1152, as it was not necessary to change anything else.

fii si mai exact:  cum adica nu e listata razolutia? // unde sa fie listata? // ce sistem ai si ce monitor?

Pai eu as vrea folosesc rezolutia 1280x800 - in loc de 1024x768. O solutie ar fi fost sa adaug o linie cu 1280 in fisierul respectiv si dupa aia rezolutia sa-mi apara la Displays… Dar nu merge..

ai un laptop?
ai un desktop?
ce monitor ai?
ce placa grafica?

Placa video e Radeon 9700(9600) si e recunoscuta cu acte in regula… de sistem. Iar display-ul e de la laptop SXGA 1280x800….

... Currently 1024×768 (XGA/XVGA, eXtended), 1280×1024 (SXGA Super eXtended Graphics Array), and 1600×1200 resolution (UXGA, Ultra-eXtended) are the most common display resoultions. Many computer users, including CAD users and video game players, run their computers at 1600×1200 resolution (UXGA, Ultra-eXtended) or higher if they have the necessary equipment. When a computer display resolution is set higher than the physical screen resolution, some systems make the virtual screen scrollable over the physical screen, however, most CRT monitors will accept higher resolutions than their native resolution without scrolling. The true maximum resolution is calculated from the dot pitch. Few CRT manufacturers will quote the true native resolution in their documentation. With digital television and HDTV, vertical resolutions of 720 or 1080 scan lines are typical…

deci displayul nu poate mai mult

E WXGA… displayul… deci ar trebui sa mearga…

size : 15.4 ”
type : WXGA TFT display
internal resolution : 1,280 x 800

pai mai sus, ce-ai spus?

iti apare vreo dunga neagra sau cu ce te deranjeaza?

.ral:cr - 08 Februarie 2006 06:58 PM

iti apare vreo dunga neagra sau cu ce te deranjeaza?

Pentru cine nu stie… displayurile LCD/TFT au o rezolutie nativa ... sau altfel spus numai la rezoltuia respectiva se vede “perfect”... Pe mine ma intereseaza sa-mi folosesc display-ul la maximum - pentru cea mai buna imagine posibila…

Corect, dar pentru cea mai buna imagine posibila nu te apuci de “mijloace neortodoxe”. Lasa-l pe el cum a venit, ca stie mai bine.

Am senzatia ca o_mores a pus OS X pe un laptop PC, si se chinuie - pe buna dreptate - sa convinga OS X-ul sa ia in considerare rezolutia nativa a ecranului. Asa e, sau ma insel eu?

Tudor - 08 Februarie 2006 07:55 PM

Am senzatia ca o_mores a pus OS X pe un laptop PC, si se chinuie - pe buna dreptate - sa convinga OS X-ul sa ia in considerare rezolutia nativa a ecranului. Asa e, sau ma insel eu?

Da… m-ai deconspirat…   Dar revenind la miezul problemei… stie cineva vreun pont? 

Incearca DisplayConfigX:
http://www.3dexpress.de/