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Note: NVRotate is supported under Windows XP/2000 and under the following
NVIDIA GPUs and family of GPUs, as categorized in Table 2.5,
“Supported NVIDIA GPU-Based Products” on page 19 :
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GeForce4 MX series of GPUs
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GeForce4 Go series of GPUs
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GeForce2 MX series of GPUs
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GeForce2 Go series of GPUs
Note: If you are using the Video Mirror feature, you can also use the NVRotate
feature to rotate the overlay video. If you want to apply the specified
rotation to both the Primary and Secondary displays, use the Track
overlay rotate feature that is available on the Full-Screen Video Mirror
Controls panel. For details, see “Full-Screen Video Mirroring Options”
on page 131.
Enabling NVRotate
To enable NVRotate, follow these steps:
1
From your Windows desktop, right click to display the pop-up menu and then
click Properties > Settings > Advanced .
2
Click the NVIDIA GPU tab and the NVRotate option on the Media Center
menu to display the NVRotate panel ( Figure 9.25 ).
3
The following desktop rotations options are available:
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Landscape is the “default” mode.
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Portrait results in a 90 degree rotation.
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Inverted Landscape results in a 180 degree rotation.
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Inverted Portrait results in a 270 degree rotation.
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Restore Default results in the default “Landscape” mode.
4
Click OK after selection any one of the options above for the change to take
effect.
Note: You can use the arrow (->) buttons to perform rotation options displayed
in the NVRotate panel. Or you can click circular arrow on the right top
and drag it in the direction of the rotation.
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