2019-03-05, 01:27
I did a similar setup a while back with a 1080p projector and some masking/stage/gaffer tape on the wall.
Worked perfectly, had a custom resolution made in my nvidia drivers of 1920x816 and added the resolution as the only resolution in madvr for framerate switching.
Tip, have madvr cut off the black bars from movies to get a 2.39:1 aspect ratio and stay in the custom resolution instead of switching back to 16:9 resolution with blackbars overshooting. This will cause madvr to automaticaly downscale some 16:9 scenes in those imax movies so you get a constant image height screen with added black bars on the sides when an imax scene comes along. works flawless and didn't even notice the switch in scaling.
When madvr scales to much in case of 2.35:1 or 2.40:1 movies use the "disable scaling when scaling is less lines than: x lines". and disable the "zoom small black bars away" options.
Loved that setup and wil use something like that again when i have the room for it. still can't fathom why there arent any 2.39:1 OLED tv's...
Worked perfectly, had a custom resolution made in my nvidia drivers of 1920x816 and added the resolution as the only resolution in madvr for framerate switching.
Tip, have madvr cut off the black bars from movies to get a 2.39:1 aspect ratio and stay in the custom resolution instead of switching back to 16:9 resolution with blackbars overshooting. This will cause madvr to automaticaly downscale some 16:9 scenes in those imax movies so you get a constant image height screen with added black bars on the sides when an imax scene comes along. works flawless and didn't even notice the switch in scaling.
When madvr scales to much in case of 2.35:1 or 2.40:1 movies use the "disable scaling when scaling is less lines than: x lines". and disable the "zoom small black bars away" options.
Loved that setup and wil use something like that again when i have the room for it. still can't fathom why there arent any 2.39:1 OLED tv's...
