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marcogt
http://www.nvidia.com/object/feature_nvkeystone.html

It's seems fantastic, but unfortunatly i need the same for ATI sad.gif
peak350
QUOTE (marcogt @ Sep 20 2007, 06:10 AM) *
http://www.nvidia.com/object/feature_nvkeystone.html

It's seems fantastic, but unfortunatly i need the same for ATI sad.gif

I wonder if ATI will ever come out with something (or something that would work with an onboard).
funben
Hi,
I have the same request, so I did a feature request on ATI website.
I also opened a thread on a famous drivers website. I'm not sure if linking to external website is allowed here.

Does anyone knows if there is a software that will do that.

I know that it is doable with Media player classic or VLC, but I'd like to do it for all app.

Thanks
skuldfx
Well... this is somewhat out there but I think all you DIY'ers may enjoy reading through all the documentation (maybe even daisy chaining multiple projectors together).

The whole idea of Deskalign is to sync multiple projectors together for the purpose of ultra-large rear projection.

...keystoning... and its not too far off topic, because deskalign implements keystoning as well by means of geforce gpu's.



24 projectors...


= one freakin' huge display
skuldfx
Keystoning by means of nvidia's "nvkeystone" is yet to be implemented in Windows Vista by the way... so if you are dependant upon this for your set up I'd hold off on the upgrade (at least from my experience).

There may be the potential for installing drivers meant for XP, I've had limited sucess installing different versions, but so far my endeavors have left me with at most a lower fps. Any suggestions?
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