topic How to Apply a Custom Resolution in Graphics

How to Apply a Custom Resolution

RSmit29 — Sat, 17 Oct 2015 17:57:31 GMT

I've got a new NUC 5i5 and I'm trying to connect it to an early 2000's Panasonic Tau Analog CRT (HDMI to Component Video adapter). The TV needs a 480i signal. By default, the lowest resolution I can select is 800x600. I found the custom resolution screen in the HD Graphics app and added a 640x480 x 60i configuration, but the net result seems to be the new configuration being listed in the list of custom resolutions. It doesn't show in any of the resolution drop downs, either in Win 10 Display settings, or HD graphics app, or Display adapter settings. How do I actually apply this custom resolution?

Re: How to Apply a Custom Resolution

Allan_J_Intel1 — Tue, 20 Oct 2015 19:21:47 GMT

Our engineering team is working to correct some problems with custom resolutions, I hope next driver releases will have a fix for it. At this stage, this has been reported to engineering level.

Allan.

Re: How to Apply a Custom Resolution

Bryce__Intel — Wed, 21 Oct 2015 16:42:13 GMT

Holy moly, sounds like you need a newer TV!

In the meantime, the CUI/OS page will not list lower resolutions like 640x480.

For OS – Try using the 'List All Modes' page to find these lower resolutions.

Right click on Desktop -> click 'Screen Resolution'
Click 'Advanced Settings'
Under Adapter tab, there will be a button 'List All Modes'.

Re: How to Apply a Custom Resolution

RSmit29 — Wed, 21 Oct 2015 23:19:51 GMT

Thanks, Bryce. I tried that already. I found 640x480 there, but it was progressive, not interlaced. When I set it to interlaced, it flipped the resolution back to 1080 😞