Download Location:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/ResChange.shtml
If somebody wants to write a script to test
the graphics or resolutions supported by the Monitor
we can write a basic perl script as below:
#!c:\Perl\bin\perl.exe
#use Strict;
#use warnings;
# Find all posible resolutions supported by the used monitor
# And capture the command output.
open(SYSCMD, "dccmd -listmodes |");
while(
{
if(/(\d+)[\s+](.*)$/)
{
chomp;
push(@X_Cord, $1);
}
if(/[\s+](\d+)(\s+)(.*)$/)
{
chomp;
push(@Y_Cord, $1);
}
if(/[\s+](\d+)(\s+)(\d+)$/)
{
chomp;
push(@depth, $1);
}
if(/[\s+](\d+)$/)
{
chomp;
push(@refresh, $1);
}
}
close(SYSCMD);
# Put all supported resolutions in arrays
# And count any one arrays length.
$Count = @X_Cord;
# Use dccmd tool to run any utility of test
# in all posible resolutions
# For example I am running
# a movie using media player classic
# Once the movie will be over in one particular resolution,
# it will come back to original resolution
# and again go back to next resolution
# and run the movie again
for ($i=0; $i <= $Count; $i++)
{
`dccmd -force -width=$X_Cord[$i] -height=$Y_Cord[$i] -depth=$depth[$i] -refresh=$refresh[$i] mplayerc.exe /play pursuit_of_happiness.avi /close /fullscreen`;
}
