Guys I recently purchased this monitor http://www.samsung.com/ca/products/monitor...24hubcbqxaa.asp
and i have this problem
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I have my 360 connected via the official vga cable,and when i switch the display to 1920 x 1080 the picture appears scewed/zoomed(the monitor supports up to 1920 x 1200)and there seems to be no setting for width adjustment or aspect ratio…any thoughts?

Is there an auto image adjust button on the monitor?

Yup,it actually does an auto adjust process,and while it does,it reaches a satisfactory display,while it finishes though the display goes back to what you see in the photo(and theres no u can stop it)

im not the best when it comes to the super techincal about video formats and support , IE specifically how VGA or component work. but i know more than the average person i suppose. With that said, heres whatcha should try.


Pop that bad boy to a lower resolution, while it says the maximum is 1920x1200 it's just that, not 1920x1080, find something that looks suitable, because even with a monitor that's 24" 720p does NOT look that bad, although 720 and 1080 are just reference points i believe. but like i said, i could be wrong twisted symphony may have more of a clue. but definitely try that, i know that my 19" monitor supports 1440x900 i think? but i dont get near that, i have to put it in a different widescreen format.

Instead of letting the monitor attempt to auto adjust to the image, how about finding out how to get the monitor to do a 1:1 pixel map. I don't have that particular model, but in my experience all the good PC LCD monitors have this feature.

Thanx a lot for the responses guys,needless to say,ive tried both your suggestions and and unfortunately besides 1:1 pixel mapping(the feature sphtkr76 mentioned)theres actually no other possible way to get 1920 x 1080 resolution for my 1920 x 1200 monitor without screwing the picture,simply because the 360 doesnt support 16:10 resolutions,sad thing is that i havent found a 1:1 pixel mapping setting after many hopeless hours messing with my monitors settings,instead i found out that obviously im not the only one with this prob and that theres actually a lot of people fighting for 16:10 resolutions to be added as a feature in the upcoming fall update.check this out and support us if you will..http://forums.xbox.com/7917477/ShowPost.aspx