dual widescreen help plz!!!

[gfunk2k]

first of all im new at xlobby
ok hear we go... i had a old gforce fx5200 graphic card with vag, s-video and dvi output. im using a standard size touch screen monitor witch runs xlobby and then a projector witch is the second screen that plays the dvds. if i used the s-video i could get windows in widescreen and also the dvds play in full widescreen but if i used dvi windows would stay in the 4.3 picture and there was no way i could get that to 16.9 so today i bought a geforce 6 series 6200 graphic card with hd output. this runs windows in hd and in 16.9 hura! but................when i play dvds from xlobby on it its still 4.3 size what am i doing wrong?
i dont realy know anything about xlobby, i even dont know how to add a plugin
can somone please help as this is doing my head in
thanks people

[gfunk2k]

ok, ive sorted my problem by getting zoomplayer and now the films play in hd and widescreen but now jumps when playing and doesnt play smooth at all. do i need to change any setting, is my pc just to old and is there another program like zoomplayer?
thanks again

[sharp_1]

Lot's of times that is caused by a video card setting or the card is just to weak to make it happen. If you have a video card that's integrated into your motherboard that may certainly be the weakest link for you. Check with the manufacture of your video card to see if they recommend anything.

[gfunk2k]

like i said in the other notes it worked fine in s-video (widescreen) and worked smoth in hd but was in 4:3 so i used zoomplayer and that put it to 16:9 in hd but was unstable. ive no unistalled the program but its still there in the background. im not having much luck!

[Marbles_00]

like i said in the other notes it worked fine in s-video (widescreen)

Okay, the Gforce 5200 series card was only capable of 1024x768 resolution on the s-video output. I don't think it is capable of "true" widescreen resolutions...not that the card could not put out widescreen (according to the spec, it is DVD/HDTV capable up to 1920x1080i), but the physical output (s-video) is an analog output and not capable of performing true widescreen.

Here's some questions you should be asking yourself:
What resolution are you trying to run the DVI output of the 6200 series card at? Are you trying to output a progressive signal at a resolution that the card is just not capable of doing? Or is the resolution non-complient for widescreen? What is the rest of your system like (hardware/software)? Have you tried to play movies outside of Xlobby (just using Zoomplayer)? Have you tweaked any settings/timing using the nVidia display driver properties, or using some timing/tweaking software?