You can get away with stretching an HD dream to a dual screen but not on a triple. I first had a dual then added the third screen to finish the eyefinity set-up and it didn't work out, video was fuzzy. Also there's an extreme amount of clipping where it clips off the top and bottom to crop to 3 monitors. Basically you lose a lot of the actual video stretching it. See this other video where I was in the process of figuring out how to create long aspect ratio dreams. http://www.youtube.com/wa
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I don't know how triple head to go works but this is an eyefinity setup trying to make a video at normal resolutions will make it stretch and distort. I'm sure the same works on triple head to go if it does the same thing eyefinity does in terms of making 3 monitors act as one (not extended or duplicated) This is ONE really long dream. I don't know what version of Frapps I have but it allows me to record at 4800x900. if you want you can do the half pixel
Well I was able to make a triple monitor dreamscene but I had to run eyefinity and fraps just to make the video the right resolution so that it would not stretch and distort. I'm still having issues transcoding into .wmv if the video is too long there's always some form of distortion so the video must be short like 10-20 seconds which isn't really that short at all. </p
Well I was able to make a triple monitor dreamscene but I had to run eyefinity and fraps just to make the video the right resolution so that it would not stretch and distort. I'm still having issues transcoding into .wmv if the video is too long there's always some form of distortion so the video must be short like 10-20 seconds which isn't really that short at all. This is my desktop note that the jumpiness from the video is not the fault