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Psemerson · 07-05-07, 11:23 PM

This is the easiest tutorial I've seen on the subject, and FairUse does just fine. One thing I might add is that you don't need to be limited in resolution to your screen's specs -- I did two separate ones of the same movie for my X30 at 320X240 and 608X448. While the lower res worked OK, the higher res was noticeably sharper -- and the better detail allowed me to run the screen at a lower illumination level, which saved on the power.

One thing you'll see in the tutorial screen -- but isn't mentioned -- is that the "Show Only Preferred Resolutions" button is Off, and FairPlay's default seems to have the button set to On. Turn it off and you'll get a lot more selections to fiddle with.

Again, great, great stuff. Thanks.

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Psemerson Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 5 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	This is the easiest tutorial I've seen on the subject, and FairUse does just fine. One thing I might add is that you don't need to be limited in resolution to your screen's specs -- I did two separate ones of the same movie for my X30 at 320X240 and 608X448. While the lower res worked OK, the higher res was noticeably sharper -- and the better detail allowed me to run the screen at a lower illumination level, which saved on the power. One thing you'll see in the tutorial screen -- but isn't mentioned -- is that the "Show Only Preferred Resolutions" button is Off, and FairPlay's default seems to have the button set to On. Turn it off and you'll get a lot more selections to fiddle with. Again, great, great stuff. Thanks.