Note: You can now use the NVIDIA display selection shortcut feature to play video
files on any selected display. For details, see "Shortcut to Playing Video Files
on Any Display" on page
Use the Full Screen Video settings page (Figure 7.12) to adjust the quality of video or
DVD playback on your display(s). Note that the settings on the Full Screen Video
page affect videos that are created using the hardware overlay. These settings have
no effect on videos created using software overlays, or a "blit" process such as VMR.
Note: If any settings changes you make do not take effect (e.g., the controls have no
effect on the video) after you click Apply, close the video overlay application
and then re‐open it.
Figure 7.12
About the Full Screen Video Mirror Feature
The full screen "video mirror" feature allows a video or DVD application to mirror its
playback in full‐screen mode on any one of the connected displays.
Note: The full screen "video mirror" feature is
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Not available under Windows NT 4.0.
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