Pagan said:
I'm using the normal ATI control panel.
TV on the second monitor only works in clone mode, as far as I know, and it
fills the screen on the second. It isn't too hard to change to and from
extended desktop, if you really need it. That's what I do, but for me,
there's few times where I actually need an extended desktop.
Pagan
Not saying this is a solutions, but it may get you thinking.
It sounds like in extended mode it's a no go for TV window drag and
display on second monitor. Clone mode will display directX based video
on one of the monitors but not both, based on which monitor is cloning
which.
When using control panel drivers and with the ATI system tray icon
available I have setup two schemes to handle the problem of a quick and
easy way to switch between having the "Video on PC" monitor and "Video
on HDTV" monitor. Once setup all you do is right click the ATI in sys
tray, select schemes and which one you want.
NOTE: I'm just using clone mode, not using extended mode and I have AIW
9600 Pro (Cat 5.1 & MMC 9.03).
You may be able to setup a compromise scheme in clone mode with video on
second monitor and one in your normal extended mode when not watching TV.
Additional info on possible problem with dragging to second monitor. I
also have a TV Wonder on an older PC (Win98 who knows what drivers).
When I used to drag the left edge of the TV window off screen normally
the left side, it work as long as I didn't leave it there when I closed
the program. If so the TV program wouldn't start without reinstalling
the program (what a pain that was). I later found the only other way to
correct the problem without uninstalling and reinstalling the program
was to rename or delete the registry key value "PanelLeft" located in:
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ATI
Technologies\Multimedia\Features\TV\Panel 0"
It seemed that the TV program couldn't start because of the error of
where the upper left scan was supposed to begin which was off screen.
That my input for whatever its worth.