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    Can I stretch Arcade games to fit full screen on 17 inch 1280x1024 vga monitor

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      Freko
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      Is it posible to stretch all arcade games to fill the screen on a 17 inch VGA monitor connected via a HDMI TO VGA adaptor with max resolution of 1280x1024 .Will they look ok and do I have to set each 1 ,1 at a time.

      Cheers..

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        edmaul69 @Freko
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        @Freko im not sure you want vertical games to be stretched. They look absolutely terrible stretched.

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          caver01 @edmaul69
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          @edmaul69 maybe @Freko wants the vertical games rotated to fill the screen. That's what I do on my 4 player cocktail cabinet. 'Tate' mode in lr-mame2003 would do it and you don't have to configure 1 by one.

          My 4-player cocktail style cabinet built as a custom "roadcase"

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            Freko
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            Cheers Guys, thanks for the info.

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