I tried that just last night and on the QT ref they both showed in the info window 1:1x without listing 1:1 anywhere. I will double check my media and see if there is a graphic or still import sneaking in at 10 bit.
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> Subject: [Avid-L2] Re: eVGA display adapter overscans monitor set to 1920x1080? Solution is DVI-Cab
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