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  • Using HDTV as monitor – scaling to less than full screen?
  • scuttler
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    I’m planning a new study that will need both a computer monitor for desk-based viewing and a TV for sofa based viewing (so think 40 inch-ish). I’m aware of the requirement for good pixel density but does anyone know if it’s possible to configure either the PC (Windows via HDMI) or the TV to use only a section of overall TV screen such that it can be used more closely from a desk and maybe scale to use only 1/4 of the overall screen? I’d intend mounting it on a vertically sliding mount such that it could be used at desk level and higher up on the wall.

    Or any other alternatives that mean I don’t need two panels?

    Posted 8 years ago
    oldnpastit
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    Posted 8 years ago
    Del
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    laptop + tv.
    why do you want to raise the tv up on the wall?
    more comfy at eye level on what you’re sitting on.

    Posted 8 years ago
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