5 x 51 inch plasmas Eyefinity 5x1 bezel problem
Posted: 25 Jun 2012, 16:24
Sorry for my first post being a long one, but despite my problem I hope the info I provide is valuable to others.
I have recently set-up 5 x 51inch Samsung plasma screens to make a video wall for a bar, using the Milkdrop application for Sound to Visualisation effect.
For this I used a high spec PC with a Asus HD7970 DC2 3 GB card.
For anybody interested in replicating the design a schematic is below..
I have some issues with the cable lengths being 20 Meters and despite trying line extenders to various degrees of success, I have come to the conclusion that I must live with each TV running at 1024 x 768, which successfully gives me an EYEFINITY screen size of 5120 x 768.
I am more than happy with this resolution and the Visualisation effect I get is more superb and runs lightning fast at 60 fps.
However my problems begin when I try and set-up Bezel compensation…
I click on “Adjust Bezel Compensation” and all the screens appear to flicker/reset, and one will switch to 1920 x 1080 resolution automatically as shown below with a working windows desktop extension.
On the small control monitor where I have Catalyst open (latest version) it tells me the following.. “Warning your display configuration has changed” and now I've lose my Eyefinity configuration altogether.
So I assume after playing for a few days and several windows re-installations ensuring the cleanest tweaking possible that this is simply not possible with the GUI and needs a more clever solution.
1) Can I manually force bezel compensation perhaps by tweaking with the registry values or playing with config files?
2) Can I perhaps forbid the 1920 x 1080 (and others) resolution altogether therefore avoiding this switch to Full HD each time?
3) Can a pin be removed or made high to disable the negotiation with the TV that decides to set screen to 1920 x 1080?
I’m a pretty good engineer and can work through most problems, so I probably don’t need a full set of instructions, but a point in the right direction would be most appreciated.
Also the purchasing of addition equipment may be very limited due to my location being in Thailand, where there is very little kit available, almost everything was shipped in from UK.
Thank you very much for your time.
I have recently set-up 5 x 51inch Samsung plasma screens to make a video wall for a bar, using the Milkdrop application for Sound to Visualisation effect.
For this I used a high spec PC with a Asus HD7970 DC2 3 GB card.
For anybody interested in replicating the design a schematic is below..
I have some issues with the cable lengths being 20 Meters and despite trying line extenders to various degrees of success, I have come to the conclusion that I must live with each TV running at 1024 x 768, which successfully gives me an EYEFINITY screen size of 5120 x 768.
I am more than happy with this resolution and the Visualisation effect I get is more superb and runs lightning fast at 60 fps.
However my problems begin when I try and set-up Bezel compensation…
I click on “Adjust Bezel Compensation” and all the screens appear to flicker/reset, and one will switch to 1920 x 1080 resolution automatically as shown below with a working windows desktop extension.
On the small control monitor where I have Catalyst open (latest version) it tells me the following.. “Warning your display configuration has changed” and now I've lose my Eyefinity configuration altogether.
So I assume after playing for a few days and several windows re-installations ensuring the cleanest tweaking possible that this is simply not possible with the GUI and needs a more clever solution.
1) Can I manually force bezel compensation perhaps by tweaking with the registry values or playing with config files?
2) Can I perhaps forbid the 1920 x 1080 (and others) resolution altogether therefore avoiding this switch to Full HD each time?
3) Can a pin be removed or made high to disable the negotiation with the TV that decides to set screen to 1920 x 1080?
I’m a pretty good engineer and can work through most problems, so I probably don’t need a full set of instructions, but a point in the right direction would be most appreciated.
Also the purchasing of addition equipment may be very limited due to my location being in Thailand, where there is very little kit available, almost everything was shipped in from UK.
Thank you very much for your time.