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** If you want to play a game in a specific video mode – 480p mode for example – please only
turn on that mode (select “Yes” for 480p) and turn off the other modes (select “No” for 720p,
1080i).
480i EasyView
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The frequency of horizontal sync. in the 480i signal may be too low; therefore, most VGA
monitors are not capable of displaying 480i mode. However, traditional TVs can only display
480i, so the Xbox system defaults the booting screen and dashboard to 480i mode and hence is
not capable of presenting those screens on VGA monitors. For troubleshooting this, X2VGA+
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provides a simplified display of 480i with the exceptional 480i EasyView
TM
feature (patent
pending).
In order to maintain the best display while the game is playing, 480i EasyView
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can display
480i mode signal on VGA monitors with two limitations as follows:
1. See the illustration above. Picture A is the complete screen as it should be; picture B
shows what the screen looks like by using the 480i EasyView
TM
feature. Notice you can
see only half of the full screen at one time. When you need to see the hidden part, hold
the Screen Shift Button on X2VGA+
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and the screen will move to the left continually
until reaching the rightmost side (see picture C). After reaching the side, the screen will
automatically jump to the leftmost side and begin to scroll again (see picture D). The
screen will keep rolling as long as you keep holding the Screen Shift button; if it reaches
the place you want, just release the button at once and the screen will stop moving.
2. Some screen instability / blurriness in 480i EasyView
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mode when you start the Xbox
system with X2VGA+
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is normal. Don't worry, it is harmless to your monitor and will
not be there once you start the game in 480p, 720p, or 1080i modes.
** Since the 480i EasyView
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feature has the two limitations above, it is only targeted at
providing convenience to a short-term use in setting Xbox on VGA monitors. DO NOT use 480i
EasyView
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in playing 480i games or DVDs to reduce the risk of serious injury to your eyes.