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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
You can not use that resolution for Hoster. It is a wide screen (HD) format and Hoster is not equipped for it. Pick one that is a 4:3 ratio and set the monitors local setting for full screen.
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
May I ask why that is? Most of the bars now have HDTV, which is 1080P. It would make a life a lot easier, and the words on the screen a lot clear for older folks like me, if the wide screen is supported. I am seriously thinking of moving everything to 1080P using HDMI connection so I can control everything with a single interface for both the singer screen and the HDTV. Any thoughts if this is in the works for a fix?
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
These are graphic images are created by the producers of karaoke music and not generated by Hoster. You want that changed then you will need to get Sound Choice, Chartbuster, etc. to change their format. This goes for the VCD's as well.
As I said you can set the HDTV to "Full" screen even with the 4:3 input. I use a 20" HDTV monitor for the singers. And this works to fill the entire screen with no missing words.
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
I think there is a confusion on what the problem is. The width of the singer screen is not a problem. The middle portion, which is where you said the manufacture produces, between the Marquee section at the top and the singer list section at the bottom gets shifted up. So, the top portion of the song window gets clipped. Again, if I resize the entire singer window, that image shifts back to normal.
It seems to me it's more a bug than a feature. If indeed that it is the problem of the manufacturers, then why does the window sets itself right, once I resize the window, even just a tiny bit? I certainly would like this fixed to it works with any resolutions. Not only that, it's only with CD+G. When I play a video file, it never has that problem. It just gets stretched wider than usual. Again, another data point that may suggest a bug, not a feature. |
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
It seems to me to be where you are connecting two different types of output from the outputs of the computer. i.e either use 2 vga monitors or two TV's.
As the problem seems to occur when you add the singers screen, could it have anything to do with your aspect ratio settings on the external TV ? These can usually be selected from the TV settings, nothing to do with your computer settings. Just a suggestion. Roy. |
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
If you feel this is really a bug, though I think as Roy and I have said that it is a resolution usage or connection method problem, then submit a Support Ticket and let MTU take a look at it. Since yours is the only complaint on this, I really doubt it is a problem in the software.
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Dale Douglass 2nd Generation Karaoke I am not a member of the MTU Staff.
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
I have tried to replicate your problem on my own computer but can't.
This is the setup I tried. Laptop with Hoster control panel showing for DJ, from the VGA out I connected a VGA to video converter (as shown in attachment "VGA conv,") . This has outputs for VGA, svideo and composite video. I connected a VGA monitor to the VGA out and an svideo out from svideo out socket at the same time. I had pictures on both external monitors with no loss of picture area. But my resolution from the Windows/display/screen resolution was set to 1366 x 768 this is shown as the recommended in the windows setting as you can see in the attachment "Screen resolution". With this VGA to video converter you do not need a splitter cable. If you are interested in this converter there is one for sale on Ebay at this address: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PC-VGA-TV-Vide...item563b59151e Also on my system, if I show a video it doesn't stretch it to make it out of proportion, if the original video is 4.3 that is how it displays it. I haven't seen any mention in these posts as to what version of Hoster you are running my above tests were done with 4.21. Hope this helps you. Roy. Roy |
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Besides, when I connect via HDMI directly from the laptop to a LCD display in to HDMI port only, I see this issue also. I made sure that the singer screen was set to 1920x1080. |
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Re: Singer Monitor Issue
I have never tried the HDMI connection myself so am not able to re-create that set up. (I haven't got the leads)
I notice in all these posts that you haven't told us which version of Hoster you are running. All the people that have replied are either using 4.20 or 4.21, are you are using earlier version? If so perhaps that is where the problem lies. Roy. |
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