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JeDa
13th August 2005, 21:39
Hi,
Thanks to my boss I have the opertunity to use 2 beamers for playing LFS. I have an ATI 9800 Pro so I installed the beamers as wide screen in 2048x768 resolution. This works also with two normal monitors, but then you have a line in the middle (borders of the monitors). Anyway, LFS looks great on this setup!
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-8/1062022/DSC00044_klein.JPG
and.....
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-8/1062022/DSC00048_klein.JPG
rich uk
13th August 2005, 22:06
HAHA!, now thats cool!
great work man :):):):)
Bob Smith
13th August 2005, 22:29
Nice. Monitors certainly need to get wider. Makes me wonder why most TFT screens are made narrower than normal. :S
avih
13th August 2005, 22:51
cool :)
XCNuse
13th August 2005, 23:11
luuuuuuuuuuckyyyyy
MyBoss
13th August 2005, 23:13
Damn, I started to worry when I saw the "my boss" in the thread title lol.
<<my lfs user name :-P
OT: ooooh, that looks so sweet :-D
Tweaker
13th August 2005, 23:17
Heheheh Alt-Ctrl.
Yeah I wish I had enough room to make such a setup. For now I just use a 21' monitor and it is pretty close to me, so I get a big enough view I guess :shrug:
I did play LFS once in a ampitheatre once, with a very strong and expensive projector... was incredible (we had a big lan party in there). I don't know the measurements, but the screen was theatre size :).
Only got to try it for about an hour though.
But man... two projectors beside you :faint: Doesn't that blow lots of hot air?
MyBoss
13th August 2005, 23:46
But man... two projectors beside you :faint: Doesn't that blow lots of hot air?
No, the hair dryer does :-P
But that sounds awesome, wonder if the local cinema could lend me their cinema for a day or two, now that would rock :nana:
Nevermore
14th August 2005, 00:19
Great looking setup!
I work for Canon, and can borrow all sorts of cameras and printers, but not the projecters (beamers). Too expensive I guess :-/
Guess I have to sweet talk my boss a bit! :D
André
14th August 2005, 00:40
Very interesting concept !
In the 70's (grrr previous century already) I worked in the the theater, we just started then with a system called Cinerama, wich needed 3 projectors, with 2 vertical lines also ...
Funny to see how slow the digital improvements basicly are :)
Nevertheless very interesting !
KiDCoDEa
14th August 2005, 01:25
if i had that setup i'de use a lot lower fov. its great.
StanleyCarter
14th August 2005, 03:41
that looked awesome!
I've had that idea ages ago, but my room is simply too small for that :P
Shotglass
14th August 2005, 05:44
i cant find the appropriate words to describe how jealous i am ...
OPK
14th August 2005, 07:03
w00tage :D
This rocks :D
JeDa
15th August 2005, 11:31
Thanks guys!
It's really great driving with two beamers!
But man... two projectors beside you :faint: Doesn't that blow lots of hot air? Yep, it gets pretty hot, but that adds to the realism :)
if i had that setup i'de use a lot lower fov. its great.
Hmmm, what fov would be more realistic? Has anybody pictures of a more realistic fov?
mrfell
18th August 2005, 10:14
Doh Wheres The Images Gone?!?
EDIT
erm they've re appeared???!!!
Jimmy Pursey
18th August 2005, 12:21
Would you mind to describe how you set up such a widescreen in the ATI driver's menue? As far as I know the ATI driver doesn't support what is called "horizontal span" at NVidia. I would like to try a dual head setup with my 9800pro too, that's why I ask.
Also, what resolution do you use in LFS?
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