6600GT svideo out problem update

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[FW Paperinik.pk] - 29 Mar 2005 11:57 GMT

Hi, I own a Sparkle 6600GT and I dunno why I can't see my pc on my LCD-TV
using the s-video out.

I used:

> s-video out
> jack to 2 RCA

the above are connected to a s-video/RCA -> SCART adapter.
This adapter is then connected to an A/V WiFi transmitter/reciever 2,4Ghz
4channel system.

If I connect the output of my camcorder to the s-video/RCA -> SCART adapter
and to the rest of the system everything works fine.

The problem has -obviously- something to do with the videocard's output
signal.

>>I silmply wanted to add that I've never connected
>>the SCART adapter to the LCD TV directly...
>>Do you think that's why the videocard doesn't recognise the tv???

Can anyone help me, please?

Thanks, PK

ps.I'm using 71.81

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Sharanga Dayananda - 29 Mar 2005 18:49 GMT

The TV out is enabled only when it detects a TV connected based on the
resistance (impedance) on the connector. It's possible yer WiFI transmitter
doesn't have the same impedance as a TV.

There is an option in the nVidia display applet under "Tools" at the bottom
under "Troubleshooting" where it says "Force TV detection" Tick this and see
if it works.

> Hi, I own a Sparkle 6600GT and I dunno why I can't see my pc on my LCD-TV
> using the s-video out.
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> ps.I'm using 71.81

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[FW Paperinik.pk] - 31 Mar 2005 11:12 GMT

Well...maybe I'll have to take the pc to the other corner of the house but
I'm trying to avoid this.
Do you think that the tv-out isn't enabled until the card/software don't see
the tv *phisically*?
Because I've enabled the tv-out, made all the settings (res/freq/bpp) but I
still can't see anyhting on the tv.
(I've tryed many configs....)

What makes me think is that using the camcorder s-video out everyhting works
fine.
Can you tell me what are the *standard* settings?
I think that the best/safer is 800x600x16 @ 60hz....

Any ideas?

Thank you all.

> The TV out is enabled only when it detects a TV connected based on the
> resistance (impedance) on the connector. It's possible yer WiFI
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>> ps.I'm using 71.81

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