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Description of Overlay Settings, Full-Screen Video Mirroring Options

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Chapter 9 Additional Features and Enhancements Figure 9.21 Overlay Controls Panel: nView Clone Mode Full-Screen Device: Primary display and Secondary display are available options in nView Clone mode. Track overlay rotation Description of Overlay Settings Full-Screen Video Mirroring Options Note: Video Mirror features are not available under Windows NT 4.0. The Video Mirror feature is supported by any NVIDIA GPU-based multidisplay graphics card. The Video Mirror feature allows a video or DVD application to mirror its playback in full-screen mode on any one of the connected display devices. (For sample combinations of display devices that are supported, see relevant text in "nView Applications" on page 66.) Note: The Video Mirror features are supported only under nView Clone and Dualview modes. Also note that if you have only one display device connected to your computer, you will not have Video Mirror functionality but will be able to access the other Overlay Control features • Full-Screen Device: Selects the display device on which video is to be played back in full-screen mode. 131 NVIDIA Corporation

Section	Page
NVIDIA Display Properties Desktop User’s Guide	1
Introduction	11
About this Guide	11
Other Related Documentation	11
Online Help	12
nView vs. NVIDIA Display Properties	12
nView	12
nView Desktop Manager	12
NVIDIA Display Properties	13
Key Terms and Concepts	13
analog display	13
application	13
Control Panel	13
digital display	13
desktop	13
dual-card configuration	14
GPU	14
modal dialog box	14
modeless dialog box	14
multi-card configuration	14
multi-display configuration	14
single-display configuration	14
nView Display Mode	15
window	15
New Features in this Driver Release	15
Enhanced Display Driver, DirectX, and Video Capabilities	15
Windows XP SP1	16
Temperature Settings	16
Direct 3D Vertical Sync Options	16
NVRotate	16
DirectX 9 Support	16
Video Enhancements	17
TV Screen Size Support	17
Additional Enhancements	17
NVIDIA Display Properties: New User Interface	17
New Display Properties Panel	17
Using the Media Center Menu	17
Media Center Tray Application	22
nView Desktop Manager: Enhancements and New Features	22
Feature Enhancements	22
New Features	22
OpenGL Enhancements	23
OpenGL 1.4 ICD with NVIDIA Extensions	23
Additional OpenGL Enhancements	23
System Requirements	24
System Requirements and Support	24
Operating Systems	25
Minimum Hard Disk Space	25
Software: NVIDIA Display Driver	26
Hardware: Supported NVIDIA Products	26
Supported Languages	28
Notes on Feature and Configuration Support	29
Feature Support	29
Multi-Display Setup: Tips and Requirements	29
Examples in this Guide	30
NVIDIA Driver Feature History	31
Driver Release History	31
Release 35 Enhancements	32
Release 25 Enhancements	32
Release 20 Enhancements	33
Release 10 Enhancements	34
Release 6 Enhancements	34
TwinView	34
Virtual Desktop	35
Video Mirror	35
Desktop Manager	35
Digital Vibrance Control	35
OpenGL	35
Direct3D	36
Cursor Trails Support	36
Display Properties - Settings - Advanced Tabs	36
Release 5 Enhancements	36
OpenGL	36
OpenGL 1.2 Core	36
OpenGL Extensions	37
OpenGL Performance Enhancements	37
Direct3D	38
Display Properties - Settings - Advanced Tabs	38
About Installing and Uninstalling NVIDIA Drivers	39
Before You Begin	39
About the NVIDIA Display Driver Installation	40
File Locations	40
Preserving Desktop Manager Settings Before Upgrading Your Software	40
Uninstalling the NVIDIA Display Driver Software	41
Using nView Multi-Display Modes: Dualview vs. Span/Clone	42
nView Dualview vs. Span and Clone Modes	42
nView Dualview Mode	45
Key Features of nView Dualview Mode	45
Enabling nView Dualview Mode for the First Time: Windows 2000	47
Enabling nView Dualview Mode After Initial Session: Windows 2000	52
Activating nView Dualview Mode: Windows XP	52
Activating nView Dualview Mode: Windows 9x	55
nView Span and Clone Modes	59
Key Features of nView Span Mode	59
Enabling nView Span/Clone Modes	61
Enabling nView Span/Clone Modes: Windows 2000	61
Enabling nView Span/Clone Modes: Windows XP	64
Enabling nView Clone Mode: Windows 9x	66
Enabling nView Modes: Windows NT 4.0	69
nView Multiview Mode: Windows NT 4.0	69
nView Span/Clone Modes	69
Multi-Display Mode: Arranging Displays on the Windows Display Properties Settings Panel	69
nView Applications	73
nView Multi-Display Options	73
About nView Display Modes	74
nView Applications	75
nView Display Mode Basics	77
Notes Before You Begin	77
nView Display Mode Panel Options	78
Accessing nView Clone and Span Modes	79
Standard (Dualview) Mode	80
Accessing the Configuration Options	82
Options Available for nView Clone and Span Modes	82
Clone Mode	82
Change Resolution: Clone Mode (Virtual Desktop)	89
Horizontal & Vertical Span Modes	91
Other Configuration Options	94
Device Selection And Configuration	95
Switching Displays in nView Span, Clone, or Standard (Dualview) Mode	95
Switching Secondary to Primary Display: nView Clone or Span Mode	96
Switching Displays in Dualview Mode	100
Device Adjustments: Analog Display (CRT)	104
Screen Adjustment	104
Display Timing	105
Device Adjustments: Flat Panel	106
Flat Panel Display	106
Monitor Settings (Refresh Frequency): Secondary Display	108
TV Settings	109
Accessing the TV Option	109
Video Output Format	110
Change Format: Regional Settings	111
Device Adjustments: TV Output	111
Additional Features and Enhancements	114
Desktop Utilities Panel	114
Enabling Desktop Manager	115
Enabling the Media Center Icon	117
Using the Media Center Icon	117
Enabling Dualview Mode for Windows 2000	119
Color Correction Panel	120
Description of Color Correction Settings	121
Digital Vibrance	121
Active Color Channel	121
Brightness, Contrast, and Gamma Controls	122
Image Sharpening	122
Diagonal Line/Curve	122
Custom Color Settings	122
Other Settings	122
Performance and Quality Settings Panel	123
Image Settings	123
Antialiasing	124
Tips on Setting Antialiasing Modes	124
Anisotropic Filtering	125
Texture Sharpening	125
Direct3D Settings Panel	125
Performance & Compatibility Options	125
Other Direct3D Options	126
Mipmap Detail Level	126
PCI Texture Memory Size	127
Custom Direct3D Settings	127
Save As	127
Apply	127
Delete	127
Restore Defaults	127
More Direct3D	127
More Direct3D Options	128
Texel Alignment	128
Vertical Sync Mode	129
Direct3D Settings: Refresh Rate Overrides	129
Applications control refresh rates	130
Override refresh rates	131
OpenGL Settings Panel	132
Performance and Compatibility Options	133
Other OpenGL Options	134
Multi-Display Hardware Acceleration	134
Default Color Depth for Textures	136
Buffer Flipping Mode	136
Vertical Sync	136
Using System Memory for Textures in PCI Mode	136
Custom OpenGL Settings	136
Save As	137
Delete	137
Restore Defaults	137
Custom OpenGL Application Settings	137
Overlay Controls Panel	137
Description of Overlay Settings	138
Full-Screen Video Mirroring Options	138
Other Overlay and Video Mirror Settings	141
NVRotate Panel	141
Enabling NVRotate	142
Notes and Known Issues	144
Temperature Settings Panel	144
Description of Temperature Settings	145
PowerMizer Settings Panel (Mobile computers only)	146
Description of PowerMizer Settings	147
Using Multiple NVIDIA GPU-Based Cards	148
Before You Begin	148
Setting Up the NVIDIA GPU-Based Cards	149
GeForce4 Ti 4200 Panels: nView Span/Clone Mode	150
GeForce2 MX Panels: Standard (Dualview) Mode	153