Changes in the Intel(R) Display Driver with DirectX Release for Microsoft Windows* CE version 3.0 from previous release. February 4th 2002 Release: ------------------------- 1. TV-Out Skew Bug (BUG EIDSW01 #125389) ---------------------------------------- A previous known issue was the TV-Out display from the Chrontel(R) CH7008 being shifted up and to the right, with a minor portion of the display clipped away. This release fixes this. The initialization of the chrontel chip registers did not include the position offset settings in the previous release. This is now included. 2. Flexible TV-Out adjustment option (BUG EIDSW01 #125390) ---------------------------------------------------------- The current release now incorporates a new function that extracts values from the registry to set video output scale and position. Customers can now set the offset values of the horizontal and vertical positioning of the video image as well as the overscan value via the "project.reg" file. Refer to "tvout_readme.txt" for more information. This new feature is to improve on the bug-fix of #1, giving customers more flexibility to tweak their video output. February 12th 2002 Release: ------------------------- 1. Overlay (BUG EIDSW01 #125392) ---------------------------------------- A previous bug was that overlay wasn't working properly. That bug has a workaround through this release. The only change from this version and the previous is that the support for overlay color- keying has been disabled for now. February 26th 2002 Release: ------------------------- 1. Lost-Surfaces (BUG EIDSW01 #125394) ---------------------------------------- The previous versions of the driver had a bug in which certain larger surfaces that were being blitted from system memory to video memory may fail in operation causing distorted images or no image at all on-screen. This version of the driver fixes that bug. March 11th 2002 Release: ------------------------ 1. Mouse cursor switching into a line (BUG EIDSW01 #125397) ----------------------------------------------------------- The previous versions of the driver contained a bug whereby then the O.S. or application tries to hid the mouse pointer, our driver still draws a think black line as the cursor. This version of the driver fixes that bug. * Third party names and brands are property of their respective owners.Download Driver Pack
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