Using my old 21"CRT and my 19"Samsung 940BW, colors dont really match the greatest, but I just wanted to try it out i think i got mine set on around 108*
I cant seem to find a good program or encoder that will let me keep the fast action on the monitors like the original unedited file they all come out slow looking.
Hi-res you say? I could do that.. but itll be like 100+mb and got nowhere to host it thats been majorly cropped too, it was 720x400 widescreen originally.
Is it possible to have a free moving in and direction camera for the custom view? I have 2 monitors and would love to play LFS with both of them, but the way the custom cameras are now I cannot get a good driving view, id like to be able to have the left side on my left monitor but have the steering wheel wight in the middle of the monitor where it should be, but yet have the other side of the car on the right monitor. The way it is now, the steering wheel is centered between the 2 monitors and Ive got a nasty black bar in the way. If I move the the camera to the steering wheel is on the left monitor the way it is now, it doesnt look right and is all crooked.
heres a video of what im talking about, and a photo of the crooked view from what I was trying to explain.. thanks
hmm well ive changed the port about 15 times now, in the app and in the game and allowed those ports on my router, and everytime I get the same Bind Failed
I have trouble explaining stuff in general, and now that Ive read my posts over there not making sense to me, lol just forget about them, I suck at explaining.
umm I do it in different vechicles in a controlled environment for testing on how different each vechicle feels through the steering wheel. Ever try going really fast around a corner when understeering then start to brake, while trying to keep the wheel in the same spot the whole time, the wheels will starting to hop and shake the crap out of the front end, you can feel it on the steering wheel.
As you are deaf, might I suggest a couple of BASS Shakers? perhaps you could set them up under your chair and have it so you can actually 'feel' the sound through vibrations.