[Oopschocodonuts]

This may be answered somewhere but I have spent hours searching and an't find anything. I got my 10v today and it's pretty rad. My only problem is that I got it to run Serato Scratch Live. Made sure all the specs were met (if not exceded) and the one i overlooked was resolution. Serato needs a minimum of 1024x700. After scouring the net for a few hours all I can come up with is the hackintosh tut and how to change the resolution after it has been hackintoshed. So my question is whether there is anyway to change it to 1024x700 without having to hack it to osx?

[holmes4]

Which OS are you running? Running OS X won't help if the application you want isn't supported there.

[Oopschocodonuts]

Windows 7. Serato works on osx (currently installed on my next to death powerbook g4)

[rrfranczak3]

I dont think that the screen (LCD) on the Mini 10v will support that resolution no matter what OS you are running.the Mini 10 with the HD 1333x768 might but you cant run OSX..oh well.

PS. Welcome to the forum anyway..

[Oopschocodonuts]

well thank you. I'm not really interested in running osx(seeing as I have a powerbook and my wife has a macbook pro,) just having it for one specific program that turns out i can't even use it for. Oh well i might have to call dell and see if I can arrange some kind of swap. Thankls for the info anyway, I probably should of looked it up before I bought it. I know people using hp and asus mini's were able to change the settings to 1024x700.

[holmes4]

At least some of the Intel video drivers allow setting the resolution to something non-standard, though the one I have installed does not.

[jmacie]

There's a samsung driver in 10v discussion that will give you 1024 x 768. Look at http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/dell...4-display.html \
I checked your prg with the samsung driver, it worked in win7.
P.S. your prg works with 1024 x768

[Side.Step.Society]

Also, you could plug an external monitor into your mini and use that when you have to use said program. Not convenient, but unless you use it all the time, should be an okay workaround.

[Oopschocodonuts]

no need for the external monitor it worked!



Thanks to jmacie for the tip on the driver.

for anyone who cares...2x Technics SL1200M3D, Pioneer DJM600, 2x Shure M-447, 2x KRK Rokit 6, Serato Scratch Live, old ass HP Pavillion(still works perfect though) M-Aduio Axiom 25, M-audio Firewire410, Shure Sm58 mic, crappy Crate guitar amp and assorted pedals, and now added my new 10v. and a little corner of my Powerbook G4 is sticking out. I built the booth out of crappy old 2x4's and crappier masonite.

[Side.Step.Society]

How does 1024 by 768 look? Squished? Distorted text at all? Anything funny? I've heard a couple people say it doesn't look too fantastic.