A7N8X-VM tv-out

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Al

Hi,

I've just bought an A7N8X-VM board and am struggling to get the onboard
TV-OUT feature working properly. Using the default settings the display
is fuzzy and jerky. Playing around with the bios using NTSC makes it
worse, and most other changes hasnt made any difference. There was one
time where the picture was perfect, stupidly, thinking I knew what had
fixed it I went back into the bios to reset everything else back and the
bad picture has returned and ive never got it back since.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem or is it maybe a
problem with my TV. Alternatively know any decent web sites explaining
TV-OUT out and different settings like PAL and NTSC.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers

Al
 
As I'm planning to purchase this MB for a living room multimedia machine, I
would also like to know if the tv-out is worthless!.

- jorgen
 
Al said:
Hi,

I've just bought an A7N8X-VM board and am struggling to get the onboard
TV-OUT feature working properly. Using the default settings the display
is fuzzy and jerky. Playing around with the bios using NTSC makes it
worse, and most other changes hasnt made any difference. There was one
time where the picture was perfect, stupidly, thinking I knew what had
fixed it I went back into the bios to reset everything else back and the
bad picture has returned and ive never got it back since.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem or is it maybe a
problem with my TV. Alternatively know any decent web sites explaining
TV-OUT out and different settings like PAL and NTSC.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers

Al
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I've had trouble with video cables before and bad connectors.
Maybe that is why the picture is fuzzy.

Looking in Google, there is mention of Rivatuner, a software
that lists registry entries, for the purposes of tweaking.
There is also something called TVtool, which allows doing
some tweaking to video card output.

http://tvtool.info/index_e.htm

And, if you aren't happy with the results, a product like this
does scan conversion, and might give a better output.

http://www.focusinfo.com/products/tview_goldpci/tview_goldpci.htm

HTH,
Paul
 
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