EA MVP Baseball 2005

baobaobao · Post by **baobaobao** » 19 Oct 2005, 00:35

Has anyone tried this for NHL2006?

If so let me know how it goes, thanks!

ERuiz · Post by **ERuiz** » 19 Oct 2005, 20:15

OH MY GOD! I am so grateful for this solution! It worked perfectly and now I am enjoying this game on my Dell 2405's native resolution and it looks unbelievable. :D Thanks again!

srudoff · Post by **srudoff** » 21 Oct 2005, 22:51

unfortunately, this solution only stretches the screen, it's not true widescreen mode :(

ERuiz · Post by **ERuiz** » 21 Oct 2005, 23:54

unfortunately, this solution only stretches the screen, it's not true widescreen mode :(

Not here on my 2405FPW.. When batting from the catchers view, I can see both the SS and 2B while on my regular 4:3 monitor I cannot. The FOV does change indeed.

pdub · Post by **pdub** » 23 Oct 2005, 04:17

Please post a screenshot. I did the fix for 1680x1050 and it came out squashed/stretched. I have a dell 2005fpw.

hardcoreA100 · Post by **hardcoreA100** » 23 Oct 2005, 18:51

Could someone please look into this for nhl2006? I have no idea when it comes to hex editing and the values needed.

MABManZ · Post by **MABManZ** » 26 Oct 2005, 22:31

I will confirm this also works for NBA Live 2005! Wish I had known this the year I owned before NBA Live 06 :( Live 06 does not seem to have the hex value for the original 800x600, so I had nothing to replace.

The image however, is squished, incorrect aspect ratio. I've never seen the game look so nice though :D

jebo_4jc · Post by **jebo_4jc** » 16 Nov 2005, 21:42

I sent the OP a PM, but I was wondering if anybody knows what the hex code would be to set the res to 1280 x 720? I tried a google search for a hex -> text translator, but somehow couldn't get it to work.

THanks.

Post by **Paradigm Shifter** » 17 Nov 2005, 10:53

720 is D002 in Little Endian (the hex format that Intel uses...)

All you have to do is find the reference to 1280x1024, and change 1024 to 720. Hopefully. :)

jebo_4jc · Post by **jebo_4jc** » 17 Nov 2005, 22:57

Sweet! Now, if only I can figure out how to find what 1024 is in "Little Endian."

Google search for "Little Endian" gets me to a lot of sites that I don't understand :oops:

Post by **Paradigm Shifter** » 18 Nov 2005, 11:02

You can use Windows Scientific Calculator. :)

With 'Dec' selected, type in '1024'. Then select 'Hex'. You'll get a value of 400.

For it to makes sense in little endian, stick a 0 on the front (0400) and swap the places of the number pairs. (04 and 00 becomes 00 04)

So 1024 in little endian is 0004. :)

mario1000 · Post by **mario1000** » 07 Dec 2009, 12:01

Hi,

i want to change resolution to 1280x800, but i have no idea how to do it with hex editor.

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