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PostPosted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 4:50 pm    Post subject: Full TV screen playback on sgi 320 from video capture Reply with quote
I have been capturing video with the sgi320 @ 384*284 in m-jpeg format
when I play back to a video machine/tv i can only get a small frame
playing in the center of the tv and not a full frame? I recall on my
m-jpeg card in my pc it captures at 352*288 so I get a small screen on
my pc and yet it plays back on my tv/video at full screen?
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