Archive: Starting AVS In Fullscreen?


2nd January 2004 17:35 UTC

Starting AVS In Fullscreen?
Im using AVS presets as part of a visualisation system in another program, its running on a via C3 800mhz, hence its very slow -is there a way to get avs to automatically load in fullscreen or overlay mode ( preferable the overlay mode ( a fake fullscreen )) as it runs much faster in this mode. - thanks
James


7th January 2004 22:58 UTC

Why not just pixel double the avs window?


8th January 2004 09:20 UTC

im allready using doubling !!
James


8th January 2004 10:54 UTC

starting avs in overlay mode is possible (just enable overlay), for fullscreen you always have to do that manually


8th January 2004 15:08 UTC

nuts :( future versions may fix?

avs has so much potential - it seems crippled though....


8th January 2004 16:03 UTC

a lot of improvements have been done in the last few weeks, we cannot expect more of Justin. And for pixel doubling: You better have a small window which looks sharp, instead of a large screen which looks very pixelated. (imo). (of course a large window with high quality is best, though most computers won't pull that off). I'm running 400x300 without pixel doubling.


8th January 2004 16:56 UTC

my 3.2ghz p4 will do 1280x1024 without doubling

I understand why avs needs lots of cpu - just would like more options of setting how its displayed and its startup mode to get the most out of it...
James


8th January 2004 17:19 UTC

1280x1024? wow... what FPS do you get with that setting with UnConeD's or Tuggummi's presets?


8th January 2004 17:24 UTC

i will take a look tonight they're included in 5 i think? - not amazing at that res - certainly watchable at 15fps +
to get silky smooth i'm at 800x600 realistically


9th January 2004 02:03 UTC

Wish I had one of those processors, my 333mhz pentium2 can barely even run the old newpicks at 800x600 with 15fps+.


9th January 2004 11:04 UTC

lol, its only a 2.4Ghz overclocked

800Mhz free :)


9th January 2004 23:12 UTC

Except the good chance that it will start on fire. I was using on overclocked processor only running at 400mhz over, burnt the whole PC up, burnt the monitor, burnt the desk, burned a quarter of my basement...


10th January 2004 16:32 UTC

rofl - you didn't have enough cooling - my CPU overclocking runs at 25 degrees, my case runs at 30

Even if a fan was to die the motherboard would turn system off upon CPU reaching 60 degrees


10th January 2004 21:03 UTC

I had plenty of cooling, I just had a few cases all hooked together with parts lying all over my basment desk with one of those big box fans blowing over the whole desk :D. The processor may have sucked but I had a nice hardrive setup, I had something like 30gb worth of hardrives lying around that I just switched around and plugged in when I needed them. Oh yeah, did I mention I had the whole thing set up with neon lights and other little flashy lights, it looked pretty cool when it was just sitting there glowing in the dark.


10th January 2004 21:05 UTC

lol, i have 200gb in this machine and 500gb in my fileserver ;)


11th January 2004 04:21 UTC

Dirty llama... ;)