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Topic: Low Resoultion
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Grafx Junior Member Posts: 1 Registered: May 2002
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posted 05-30-2002 08:44 AM
Just purchased a limited version of Designer, and having a difficult time with the resoultion of the screen saver on the larger monitors (1600X1200) and larger, using quicktime mov. created with Final Cut Pro, images are .tga files 640X480 at 300 dpi, with 24 bit color depth, the resoultion is so low that I can count the pixels on the screen Any suggestions or helpl is greatly appreciatedIP: Logged |
iScreensaver Support Administrator Posts: 602 Registered: Jun 2000
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posted 05-30-2002 09:28 AM
Couple of points:(1) Usually dpi has no bearing on screen resolutions, however since you are making cross-platform images, it's best to conform all images to 72dpi. (2) There is no way to stretch a 640x480 image to a 1600x1200 screen without pixellating. Start with a higher resolution. (3) Set the stretch mode to "Actual Size", which will keep the images from filling the screen. (4) Beware of over-compressing the final movie. Check your movie compression settings.
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