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FelixC
I'm trying to hook up my All-In-Wonder 9000 video output to a TV
monitor to display video. The TV display is detected, and a copy of
the Windows desktop appears on it, duplicating the regular computer
monitor display. Except when I try to show a video - the video window
is fine on the PC monitor, but blank on the TV display. What's wrong
and how can I fix it?
I suspect it's something to do with DirectX writing directly to the
video display memory for the main monitor only. I've tried playing
around with the ATI Display settings, and I can't seem to do anything
about it. If try to turn off the computer monitor, it turns off the TV
too. I guess I could try booting without the computer monitor
connected, but that seems to be a pretty awkward workaround.
monitor to display video. The TV display is detected, and a copy of
the Windows desktop appears on it, duplicating the regular computer
monitor display. Except when I try to show a video - the video window
is fine on the PC monitor, but blank on the TV display. What's wrong
and how can I fix it?
I suspect it's something to do with DirectX writing directly to the
video display memory for the main monitor only. I've tried playing
around with the ATI Display settings, and I can't seem to do anything
about it. If try to turn off the computer monitor, it turns off the TV
too. I guess I could try booting without the computer monitor
connected, but that seems to be a pretty awkward workaround.