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I'm not really sure if anyone here would have any input on this question, but I'll give it a shot anyway.
I want to use my Macbook or my Dell PC to play HD content over my plasma. I have an LG 42" Plasma TV. The resolution on the TV is 1024x768, which is a 4:3 aspect ratio. I have read around and I know that the pixels on the TV are not square, which is supposed to make up for the difference, but I have found this is not true. I have connected my laptop and my PC to my TV using VGA and ran 1024x768 resolution to it. However the picture is indeed stretched and distorted. What can I do to fix this problem? I have tried custom resolutions but my TV will not accept them. I seem to be stuck.. anyone know what to do?
I want to use my Macbook or my Dell PC to play HD content over my plasma. I have an LG 42" Plasma TV. The resolution on the TV is 1024x768, which is a 4:3 aspect ratio. I have read around and I know that the pixels on the TV are not square, which is supposed to make up for the difference, but I have found this is not true. I have connected my laptop and my PC to my TV using VGA and ran 1024x768 resolution to it. However the picture is indeed stretched and distorted. What can I do to fix this problem? I have tried custom resolutions but my TV will not accept them. I seem to be stuck.. anyone know what to do?