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Cascading vs tiling tables.
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[QUOTE="dmorris68, post: 1533316, member: 40397"] FT isn't that pixelated, then again I don't use the default skin because I thought the default looks horrible. But regardless of pixelation, the issue is with the size of the tables. Although yes I am a visual quality snob (which is why I've spent so much on our various TVs, and run 3 ginormous monitors on my main desktop rig), besides looking awful, 400 pixels means you'd absolutely have to stack. I don't see how you could possibly tile even two tables on a 400 pixel high display and see what's going on. Even if your TV doesn't support full HD (1920x1080p) over VGA, it should support at least 1280x720 or something similar, which will look a LOT better. Try VGA and I'm reasonably certain you'd never consider s-video again. ;) You can get long cables cheap at Monoprice, though with VGA being analog I would caution against buying longer cables than you need. Of course the same is true for s-video and composite, both of which look worse than probably the crappiest VGA signal. Oh and my 2 year old laptop does have HDMI. ;) Though I do realize that obviously many didn't back then, but more and more do now. [/QUOTE]
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