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| Most games supported by ScummVM were designed to be played at a screen resolution of 320x200. Most modern systems, when displaying this size image, will display it in a window that is not 1.33:1 (as the designers intended), but 1.6:1 or even 1.7:1. This results in the game appearing stretched and the characters looking wider than they should. If this option is checked, ScummVM corrects for this by stretching the game window down by a similar amount, and the game can be played without distortion. Like [[#Graphic_filters|Graphic filters]], this takes a little processing power to achieve. | | Most games supported by ScummVM were designed to be played at a screen resolution of 320x200. Most modern systems, when displaying this size image, will display it in a window that is not 1.33:1 (as the designers intended), but 1.6:1 or even 1.7:1. This results in the game appearing stretched and the characters looking wider than they should. If this option is checked, ScummVM corrects for this by stretching the game window down by a similar amount, and the game can be played without distortion. Like [[#Graphic_filters|Graphic filters]], this takes a little processing power to achieve. | ||
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==== Audio tab ==== | ==== Audio tab ==== | ||
{{ManualScreenshot|name=Audiotab.png|desc=The Audio tab}}The audio tab in the options allows us to change various things about the way that sound is outputted in ScummVM games. | {{ManualScreenshot|name=Audiotab.png|desc=The Audio tab}}The audio tab in the options allows us to change various things about the way that sound is outputted in ScummVM games. | ||