Never used the tvscalers (so it may be intentional), but did you try with aspect=true?

Yes, but that doesn't make a difference. 😢

I would like to request that the scalers be fixed so that they will work on resoultions such as 1680x1050 (full screen).

Or any other resolution in full screen on a 16:10 ratio monitor.

Thank you.

It sounds like somebody forgot to read the manual that came with their monitor.

Which means you either know a solution or think that my previous statement was incorrect.

I am all ears to both.

Use hardware scalers (by using any other output except surface) and use fullresolution=0x0 or one that corresponds to your display's native resolution. Also set aspect=true.

I did some experimenting on 2 different PC's with Windows XP using the various scalers and the shareware version of Wolf3D.

I found 2 combinations that worked:

1. Use
   
   output=ddraw
   fullresolution=0x0
   
   (or fullresolution=1920x1200, fullresolution=1680x1050 or whatever your graphics card is set to)
   
   This one will go true fullscreen, filling the screen all the way to the edges.
2. Use
   
   fullresolution=original
   output=overlay
   
   (or output=surface, output=overlay, or something)
   
   Not really fullscreen. Still leaves a black border around the main graphics area. But it is big.

I have tried the ddraw method with 0x0 as stated in my original post. It does not work with tv2x without the scanlines being displayed non uniformly.

Opengl crashes.

Aspect = true will not display correctly as the aspect does not get corrected without graphics becoming corrupted. I can take a screenshot if anyone is interested?

Crashing usually means bad/old graphics card drivers.

I have tried the latest drivers:

182.50_geforce_winvista_64bit_english_whql

...and I have tried uninstalling all drivers and using the Vista default.

Both of which do not work correctly with any scanline based scaler in full screen mode with no borders.

I can't be the only one having this problem?