[RottenMutt]

I have my computer attached to my 720p projector and get the following error at start

Change Display Settings
In order for this application to run correctly, your display settings need to be changed to 1024x768 at 32 bit color.
click OK to continue, or cancel to quit.

Any registry setting to get arround this, so i can use the application???

[ggrussell]

1024X768 is the minimum for some of the applications. As far as I know, there is no way around it.

[tbrewst]

If I remember this came up once before and what was figured out was it has to start in 1024x768 but you can change it afterwards to fool it.

[RottenMutt]

tbrewst, on Sep 2 2006, 08:18 PM, said:

If I remember this came up once before and what was figured out was it has to start in 1024x768 but you can change it afterwards to fool it.

i already did that. PEOPLE RUNNING 720P CAN'T RUN CREATER CLASSIC, this rules out all people running home theaters who can't afford a 1080p projector. I believe this isn't what Roxio intended, and should be addressed.

This post has been edited by RottenMutt: 04 September 2006 - 06:08 AM

[grandpabruce]

RottenMutt, on Sep 3 2006, 11:30 PM, said:

i already did that. PEOPLE WITH RUNNING 720P CAN'T RUN CREATER CLASSIC. this needs to be addressed, AND it should be noted on the web site. really it is crappy programing.

Mutt, maybe you should send your request directly to Roxio. This is a users forum.

[ggrussell]

RottenMutt, on Sep 4 2006, 12:30 AM, said:

i already did that. PEOPLE RUNNING 720P CAN'T RUN CREATER CLASSIC, this rules out all people running home theaters who can't afford a 1080p projector. I believe this isn't what Roxio intended, and should be addressed.

The software is intended to be run on a computer with a monitor at 1024X768. It's a fact that most people are using that resolution OR HIGHER now.

This post has been edited by ggrussell: 08 September 2006 - 06:13 AM

[d_deweywright]

RottenMutt, on Sep 4 2006, 12:30 AM, said:

i already did that. PEOPLE RUNNING 720P CAN'T RUN CREATER CLASSIC, this rules out all people running home theaters who can't afford a 1080p projector. I believe this isn't what Roxio intended, and should be addressed.

Can you give us details on what part of that didn't work? I just tried it, first I left my screen resolution at 1280x960, started Creator Classic, then changed it to 800x600. Creator classic "overfilled" the screen a little, but it worked okay. What happened when you tried starting it with your resolution at 1024x768, then switching the screen back to 800x600?

Let us know.

[cdanteek]

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It's a fact that most people are using that resolution OR HIGHER now.

The general rule here is that the higher the resolution,
the smaller the information is on the screen. Many
people find higher resolutions too difficult to read and
prefer to reset their machine to a lower setting.

Normally the default (in XP) is set to 800x600 which means the display will be 800 pixels wide and 600 pixels high.

"First get your facts; then you can distort them at your leisure."
Mark Twain


cdanteek

[ggrussell]

Most likely the projector doesn't support anything higher than 800x600.

cdanteek - there has already been plenty research. Here is ONE. Go to bottom of the page for Display statistics. As of Jan 2006, 57% use 1024X768. 17% use higher. Granted the statistics is for browsers, but would still apply to the industry as a whole.

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Normally the default (in XP) is set to 800x600

Not my experience. The last two computers that I purchased defaulted to 1024X768.

This post has been edited by ggrussell: 08 September 2006 - 09:29 AM

[cdanteek]

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Not my experience. The last two computers that I purchased defaulted to 1024X768.

Media Center Edition is defaulted to 1024 X 768. That is for the ntsc tv part. You also have different resoulution settings than XP Home and PRO. Have you noticed that?

When you buy a pc you get what the pc maker wants you to have.

When I build a pc or reload the os for people on there pc's, and install the XP operating system. They have defaulted to 800 X 600.

In fact XP was the first OS to set minimum system requirements to 800 X 600 32 bit resolution!

cdanteek

[ggrussell]

My last computer was not a Media Center PC. We're talking about two different things. Go out and buy a computer off the shelf and I have no doubt that it will default to 1024X768.

[cdanteek]

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Go out and buy a computer off the shelf and I have no doubt that it will default to 1024X768.

I haven't did that in years. Not one of the major pc makers can tell me minor details like, what mother board is in that pc! I would rather have a home built ATX or BTX box.

cdanteek

[grandpabruce]

ggrussell, on Sep 8 2006, 06:30 PM, said:

My last computer was not a Media Center PC. We're talking about two different things. Go out and buy a computer off the shelf and I have no doubt that it will default to 1024X768.

Maybe one that you buy off the shelf does, but I am almost certain, that the one that I built last week (signature) booted up at 800x600, and I immediately changed it to 1280x1024.

I know, for a fact, that when I reformatted the one I am on now, last week, it booted up at 800x600 the first time. I run this one at 1280x1024, also.

This post has been edited by grandpabruce: 08 September 2006 - 06:53 PM

[cdanteek]

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Maybe one that you buy off the shelf does, but I am almost certain, that the one that I built last week (signature) booted up at 800x600, and I immediately changed it to 1280x1024.

I know, for a fact, that when I reformatted the one I am on now, last week, it booted up at 800x600 the first time. I run this one at 1280x1024, also.

Thank you Bruce, every Xp OS I have loaded defaults to that!

cd

[grandpabruce]

cdanteek, on Sep 8 2006, 10:26 PM, said:

Thank you Bruce, every Xp OS I have loaded defaults to that!

cd

I am not sure that the OS or the video card have anything to do with it. I think it still stems from the old default VGA monitors and booting up at a known resolution that they can handle. Once all is booted up, you install the necessary drivers for the video card, and if necessary, "install" an .inf for your monitor.

[cdanteek]

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I think it still stems from the old default VGA monitors and booting up at a known resolution that they can handle.

A new installed OS Bruce, has nothing to do with a "old default VGA monitors and booting up at a known resolution that they can handle'
Your new Hd did not have a master boot record (MBR), or partition sector! If you reformated it and did not re-format the master boot record (MBR), or partition sector.

Shame on you!

cd

[grandpabruce]

cdanteek, on Sep 8 2006, 11:31 PM, said:

A new installed OS Bruce, has nothing to do with a "old default VGA monitors and booting up at a known resolution that they can handle'
Your new Hd did not have a master boot record (MBR), or partition sector! If you reformated it and did not re-format the master boot record (MBR), or partition sector.

Shame on you!

cd

It did when I removed the partition before I formatted it.