============== DTD Calculator ============== This is a tool that allows you to set up custom resolutions for Intel graphics chipsets based on VESA timing information. This is key in trying to run the :doc:`Dell Studio Hybrid <../../hardware/deprecated/dellstudiohybrid>` full screen for :doc:`Windows Media Center `. After switching away from WMC and changing the TV the Studio Hybrid was attached to, I didn't need to use this tool. `DTD Calculator is maintained and discussed in AVSForum `_. There is a lot of great information there and people will help out if things don't seem to work. `You can download DTD Calculator from Clever Technologies. `_ There's a `forum here `_ talking about how you might use it to fix resolution issues. My usage sounds like: * Install `MonInfo `_. * Install DTD Calculator. * Get the EDID info from MonInfo and paste it into DTD Calculator. If it'll do the full res, great; if not, try one of the other modelines. There is a modeline database at MythTV that `has some Sharp modelines I could try in DTD Calculator `_. There's 1360 x 768, not 1366 x 768, but that might be the way to go. This one is for the LC-40C32U. I have :doc:`LC-37D7U <../../hardware/deprecated/sharpaquoslc37d7u>`, but it might work. .. sourcecode:: none ## with ubuntu edgy's x.org and the nvidia 8776 drivers, a simple mode of "1360x768" works without ## the custom modeline #Section "Monitor" # Identifier "Sharp LC-40C32U" # HorizSync 24-62 # VertRefresh 49-76 # # modelines from the web generator at # https://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl # Modeline "1360x768@60" 84.50 1360 1392 1712 1744 768 783 791 807 # # EDID-derived modelines # ModeLine "1360x768@60" 85.5 1360 1424 1536 1792 768 771 777 795 +hsync +vsync #EndSection