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September 30th 06, 09:37 PM
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ATI x700 Svideo out to TV Black and White Pictire
I just setup the Vista Beta and am having a weird problem. Keep in mind in
Windows XP what I am trying to do worked fine. I have my TV setup as my secondary display. When I installed Vista and hooked this up the TV only comes out in Black and White. Anybody else having this problem? I loaded the latest Catalyst drivers and I am still getting the same results. 
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September 30th 06, 10:04 PM
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ATI x700 Svideo out to TV Black and White Pictire
An S-video connectin reverts to Black and White if your graphics card does
not sense the proper impedence from the S-Video connection at the other this can happen with a bad cable connectior or with some s-Video receiver chips on TVs. If you set up the MCE connection to not use Automatic to sense the connection type and instead you tell it you have S-Video you should get your color back. "Ryan" wrote in message ... I just setup the Vista Beta and am having a weird problem. Keep in mind in Windows XP what I am trying to do worked fine. I have my TV setup as my secondary display. When I installed Vista and hooked this up the TV only comes out in Black and White. Anybody else having this problem? I loaded the latest Catalyst drivers and I am still getting the same results.
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October 1st 06, 03:57 AM
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ATI x700 Svideo out to TV Black and White Pictire
Can you tell me where I change that?
"JW" wrote: An S-video connectin reverts to Black and White if your graphics card does not sense the proper impedence from the S-Video connection at the other this can happen with a bad cable connectior or with some s-Video receiver chips on TVs. If you set up the MCE connection to not use Automatic to sense the connection type and instead you tell it you have S-Video you should get your color back. "Ryan" wrote in message ... I just setup the Vista Beta and am having a weird problem. Keep in mind in Windows XP what I am trying to do worked fine. I have my TV setup as my secondary display. When I installed Vista and hooked this up the TV only comes out in Black and White. Anybody else having this problem? I loaded the latest Catalyst drivers and I am still getting the same results.
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October 1st 06, 04:39 AM
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ATI x700 Svideo out to TV Black and White Pictire
If You're not using catalyst I cant say,but in catalyst under displays
manager tab,disable/remove tv,then have it check for displays again and then eable the tv.By the way,how does the acceleration work under rc1?(overlay direct3d)In beta2 it was broken. -- ^check out how many letters i know!^ "Ryan" wrote: Can you tell me where I change that? "JW" wrote: An S-video connectin reverts to Black and White if your graphics card does not sense the proper impedence from the S-Video connection at the other this can happen with a bad cable connectior or with some s-Video receiver chips on TVs. If you set up the MCE connection to not use Automatic to sense the connection type and instead you tell it you have S-Video you should get your color back. "Ryan" wrote in message ... I just setup the Vista Beta and am having a weird problem. Keep in mind in Windows XP what I am trying to do worked fine. I have my TV setup as my secondary display. When I installed Vista and hooked this up the TV only comes out in Black and White. Anybody else having this problem? I loaded the latest Catalyst drivers and I am still getting the same results.
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