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Trelior

Posted on 02-12-14 07:24 PM, in What Are You Playing Now?

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Posted by KuSki
So, apparently the TV handles horribly resolutions smaller than 800x600.

So, I can't play Speedy Eggbert 2 with a good part of the screen cut off.

My TV isn't supposed to handle composite signal, but I bypass that by running it though my Hauppauge Rocket to use HDMI and the TV says the resolution is something funky like 720x240, but the picture looks just fine.

It's nice to play DK64 on a TV that claims to not know how to read N64 video signal.

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