S-video?

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Huib

Hi,

I am using a S-viedo cable to connect Vista PC to the TV
Sometimes it is working fine but mostly not.
I could dedect when faulty the resolution of the second screen had a
resolution 600/800
while it should have a lower one 640/480

But when not ok resoltion 600/800 is the only which i can take.

When ok i have all possible solution and when taking 640/680 it is working
fine.

Somebody any advice?

Regards

Huib
 
Huib said:
Hi,

I am using a S-viedo cable to connect Vista PC to the TV
Sometimes it is working fine but mostly not.
I could dedect when faulty the resolution of the second screen had a
resolution 600/800
while it should have a lower one 640/480

But when not ok resoltion 600/800 is the only which i can take.

When ok i have all possible solution and when taking 640/680 it is
working fine.

Somebody any advice?

Regards

Huib
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Have you checked the manufacturer's website to be sure you have the latest
drivers for your graphics card and to see whether or not those drivers are
still in beta or if those drivers are currently only supporting basic
functions?
 
Hi,
No i didn't but performed Windows & Hp updates.
It is stranged that the NVIDIA driver is regular offered again.

Thanks for the information.

Huib
 
Huib said:
Hi,
No i didn't but performed Windows & Hp updates.
It is stranged that the NVIDIA driver is regular offered again.

Thanks for the information.

Huib
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The latest drivers are usually at the manufacturer's website as opposed to
Windows Update. In the case of the nVidia card, you may need to go beyond
the HP site and check the nVidia website directly.
 
Most TVs are only expecting 480i S-video which is the NTSC standard. The
grsphics cards normally create a 480i image of your desktop using a scan
converter chip. However, only a few scan converter chips can handle a PC
desktop resolution over 800x600 and they are limited to 1024x768
 
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