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Customize Video Formats Panel

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HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Graphics Cards Configuring the HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Driver The Customize Video Formats Panel The Customize Video Formats tab allows you to manipulate the list of video formats reported to the system. You can create new formats, change the list of installed formats and even fine-tune predefined formats. NOTE The format names displayed in the left column are used to help identify the source of the timing information. "VESA" is a standard timing from the Video Electronic Standards Association. "Stereo" is a timing intended for use with stereo display. "Standard" is a PC standard video timing. "OEM" indicates non-standard timing defined by a display vendor. Installed Video Formats This window contains the list of the video formats that are currently "installed" on the system. These are the resolutions and refresh rates that are listed when pressing the List All Models button on the Settings 22 Chapter 1

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HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Graphics Cards
Configuring the HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Driver
Chapter 1
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The
Customize Video Formats Panel
The Customize Video Formats tab allows you to manipulate the list of
video formats reported to the system. You can create new formats,
change the list of installed formats and even fine-tune predefined
formats.
NOTE
The format names displayed in the left column are used to help identify
the source of the timing information. “VESA” is a standard timing from
the Video Electronic Standards Association. “Stereo” is a timing intended
for use with stereo display. “Standard” is a PC standard video timing.
“OEM” indicates non-standard timing defined by a display vendor.
Installed Video Formats
This window contains the list of the video formats that are currently
“installed” on the system. These are the resolutions and refresh rates
that are listed when pressing the
List All Models
button on the Settings