I tried 1440x1080, but it didn't work. sharper as expected. switching aspect ture/false just made side bars or center with black border all around. can't tell if the openglnb helped, but it seemed to look really good. What is the openglnb vs opengl? Still makes no sence to me that I can stretch …

Thanks! When I searched the readme before, I didn't notice -freesize, I noticed the one before it and couldn't get it to work.

here si the best confinguration I could do on my 1920x1080 LCD TV. fullscreen=true fulldouble=true fullresolution=1280x960 windowresolution=1280x960 output=ddraw aspect=true scaler=normal2x it allows complete fullscreen and minimal blur/stretch effect from the original 640x480. What I can't figure …

I appologize if this is a repeat question, I dug through the forum and couldn't find the answer. Can anyone tell me the command line I need to have in the dosbox.conf to increase the C: space? I couldn't find the answer at Dosbox wiki.

I know alot of monitors are starting to appear at 120hz capable, and I have a Samsung 1920x1080 120hz LCD TV, so my question is this, can we get windows to allow for 120hz? or anthing at all above 60hz? I use the nVida 8800GTX and trying to make custom resolutions got a failure.

I don't use those options, it is in the first posts config. I was just curious. Here is what I been using to exclude setting fullresolution to original: fullscreen=true fulldouble=true fullresolution=1920x1080 windowresolution=1280x960 output=ddraw aspect=false scaler=normal2x

Setting it to original works for an entire full screen stretch(640x480), however, it is blurry and not as clear as running 1920x1080 and having a stretch. When I run 1920x1080 is looks so good but has the horizontal black area on the left and right. There has got to be a way to leave it set to …