I'll keep trying and let you know what I find out.įor what it's worth, i didnt buy the Mac Mini for the purposes of Surprised there's no config file or Registry setting for it. I just dont know what's missing from myĬonfiguration that is forcing it to hide the Scaling option. The option in the dialog window and that is has been hidden because of Not that option based on some feature that it thinks I have or dont I'll try V1.2, but I have a feeling its not a version sĭefinitely something where the Intel Control Panel is coded to show or Tech support from Intel - tho I'm sure that will be tricky. Suspect Win XP won't make a difference either. Vista drives, and those didnt have the scaling option either, then I however, since I already forced Win 7 to use You guys were the only ones who were knowledgeable on itĪnd I appreciate your help. Scoured the internet, intel support forums, etc, and no one had any IĬant believe im the only person whose run into this problem. It's just when output to the HDTV, under Windows, that itĭoesn't work, and no options in the control panel. They scale fine when outputting to my Dell 2400FPW LCD computer Same games (their Mac versions) scale fine under OSX, and of course As for Big Fish games, yes, doesnt scale. Unfortunately, no - my HDTV, while a nice one, is older and doesn't Maximum Image Size: Horizontal: Not Available * Devices Connected to the Graphics Accelerator * Processor: x86 family 6 Model 15 Stepping 2Īccelerator in Use: Mobile Intel(R) 945 Express Chipset FamilyĬurrent Graphics Mode:đ600 by 900 True Color (30 Hz)
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate*, ()
Intel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver for Mobile Report It didnt.still doesnt showĪn 'Aspect' or 'Scaling' option anywhere. this is only because I tried to use the Vista driver for NOTE: you'll see it shwos I'm using an olderĭriver. PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27A2&SUBSYS_72708086&REV_03Īlso, from the Intel Control Panel, I've copied below the info shown In details tab, nothing called Device ID, but there is I presume this is the chipset underlying the GMA 950 Well, I have an entry in device manager for Mobile Intel Express 945Ĭhipset. Tried Powerstrip, GPU-Z, DTDCalculator, all to no avail as they dont
If anyone has an idea how to mod the driver or whatever, such that IĬan have fullscreen games scale in Win 7, I'd be very greatful. Have a flat panel scaling selector - but in the Win 7 control panel, Evidently it used to - I seeĭiscussions where people said their Vista control panel did indeed My problem is there appears to be no way to tell the Win 7 GMA 950ĭriver what scaling mode to use. This appears to be a simple issue with the Win 7 driver notĭefaulting to flat panel scaling (stretch, zoom, etc). It works perfectly fine and the screen is scaled to the extents of the If I boot into OSX and run the same game,
Scales the screen image to the full size of the screen (i.e., as ifįlat panel scaling is OFF). I run a game (e.g., any of the Big Fish games), in Windows 7 is never
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