WG 9200 Resolution Out of Range.

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Posted by Chuck on 19, 2001 at 11:18 PM:

This question is for Well's Gardener D9200 monitor owners. I am having a problem with certain games in MAME (basically the tall/skinny ones). For example, when I run Bombjack Twin with resolution "auto", then the monitor tell my "Out of range". I can manually choose 640x480, but then the screen is tiny. I am using a very old video card (Matrox Millenium) which may be part of the problem.

Can some other D9200 owners let me know how you are handling this problem (and what video card you are using). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,

Chuck

PS. I also realize that the next release of MAME will include the windows port (WinMame), which includes hardware stretching. At that point, I could just set my resolution to 640x480 for all games and let them stretch. I may have to upgrade the video card and run Windows. I would just prefer to stick with the DOS port, however.

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: This question is for Well's Gardener D9200 monitor owners. I am having a problem with certain games in MAME (basically the tall/skinny ones). For example, when I run Bombjack Twin with resolution "auto", then the monitor tell my "Out of range". I can manually choose 640x480, but then the screen is tiny. I am using a very old video card (Matrox Millenium) which may be part of the problem. : Can some other D9200 owners let me know how you are handling this problem (and what video card you are using). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, : Chuck : PS. I also realize that the next release of MAME will include the windows port (WinMame), which includes hardware stretching. At that point, I could just set my resolution to 640x480 for all games and let them stretch. I may have to upgrade the video card and run Windows. I would just prefer to stick with the DOS port, however.

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