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| − | Your computer screen has a lot more details per square inch than a standard TV. Practically every computer monitor or video card circa 1996 or later was basically putting out | + | Your computer screen has a lot more details per square inch than a standard TV. Practically every computer monitor or video card circa 1996 or later was basically putting out 720p high-quality HDTV video. We recommend reducing the resolution on your PC or changing the default font size: |
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Latest revision as of 04:02, 4 April 2007
Question
Why is the text blurry when I transfer video from my PC to my TV with the VGA Video Sender?
Answer
Your computer screen has a lot more details per square inch than a standard TV. Practically every computer monitor or video card circa 1996 or later was basically putting out 720p high-quality HDTV video. We recommend reducing the resolution on your PC or changing the default font size:
