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Windows Forum / Windows Media / General Topics / March 2007Resolution not changing for Visualizations
I just upgraded to WMP 11 and noticed that all my visualizations seemed to be running at a very low resolution (possibly the default). I checked the settings but they were all set to my monitor size (1920x1200). Tried changing them to a lower res then back to high but no change. Is anyone else experiencing this problem? It worked fine in WMP10 >I just upgraded to WMP 11 and noticed that all my visualizations seemed to be >running at a very low resolution (possibly the default). I checked the >settings but they were all set to my monitor size (1920x1200). Tried >changing them to a lower res then back to high but no change. > >Is anyone else experiencing this problem? It worked fine in WMP10 The Battery visualisation called "Event Horizon" looks particularly bad even at 1440x900, however chaning resolution and offscreen buffer sizes has no effect. Perhaps you could get us on the same page and say which visualisation you're looking at ? Cheers - Neil ------------------------------------------------ Digital Media MVP : 2004-2007 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs Hi Neil, Well to be honest, its ALL of the battery visualisations. I've just switched to the Event Horizon one and it looks as if its running at 640x480 !! Really low-res, but its the same for all the battern visuals. In WM10 I had them all cranked up to 1920x1200 and they looked smooth as silk. When I used to change the resolution, WM10 would pause the show, clear the screen and then restart at the new resolution. Doing the same thing with WM11 has no effectl it just carries on in its low-res mode. Is there a way to completly uin-install and re-install? Or is there something else I can try before I go that far to try and fix it? Cheers. > >I just upgraded to WMP 11 and noticed that all my visualizations seemed to be > >running at a very low resolution (possibly the default). I checked the [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Digital Media MVP : 2004-2007 > http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs |
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