
I've recently bought an Atari 600XL. I've had this as a child, 36 years ago. I've been reading up to differenet forums about modification etc. Amazing how great the community around these old 8 bitters are! So i've bought a video mod for the PAL 600XL that adds a DVI output using a daughter board, with a 1280x960@50hz resolution. The problem is... my Acer S243 monitor and my Pioneer Kuro (Elite, KRP-600M) can not handle it properly... the image is placed on the upper left corner of the screen, with both panels.
On the Pioneer Kuro:


On the Acer monitor it is almost the same. Now, the developer of the board (from Poland) told me to get a (2nd hand) HP LP2465 monitor, which would display the output correctly, and... it does:


But... i would really like to have the image displayed correctly on my Acer, and even better, the 60" Pioneer... also on my JVC-X7500 projector on a 120" screen

The developer of the board says he can't change anything, the signal is ok, it's the fault of the displays being used. I doubt that if i'm honest...
According to the developer, the specs of the signal are:
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Main parameters of the Sophia's DVI 1280x960 resolution on the PAL system are:
Horizontal pixels = 1280
Vertical pixels = 960
Horizontal frequency = 62.2kHz
Vertical frequency = 49.86Hz
Pixel clock = 113.5MHz
Horizontal polarity = negative
Vertical polarity = negative
Scan type = noninterlaced
Horizontal total time = 1824 pixels
Horizontal address time = 1280 pixels
Horizontal front porch = 112 pixels
Horizontal sync time = 160 pixels
Horizontal back porch = 272 pixels
Vertical total time = 1248 lines
Vertical address time = 960 lines
Vertical front porch = 3 lines
Vertical sync time = 3 lines
Vertical back porch = 282 lines

Or maybe there are other options? Other scalers, solutions? Are the timings of the signal even correct?