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07-07-2004, 05:56 PM	#1
kleptophobiac Member Registered: Jun 2003 Distribution: Arch Posts: 315 Rep:	nvidia tv out without nvtv? I have TV out working using the TV as my only monitor (fine)... but the display is not centered, nor is the overscan correct. Is there a way to save centering and overscan information in the xorg.conf file? Or do I have to use nvtv? Using nvtv, i can get the picture to be perfect, but is there a way to save all the settings and have them applied at boot time without any user intervention? I really don't want to have to use nvtv, but if I have to....

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