Does your convential TV also have YprPb component interface in addition to S-Video by chance? If yes you could use it if your 8500GT came with a dongle to support YprPb component like mine did. "JimH" <JimH[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0B422907-066D-4DE2-B07D-2FEB51D0173E[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Many thanks for yours and others help on this forum. > > I have now got reasonably good image on 32" standard TV --full screen, > slightly cropped and on some chanels the image is actually improved (ie > less > snow/interference) via pc then direct off cable. My 22" monitor however > has > been degraded from 1600x1200 to 1024x 768. I was getting used to and > enjoying > the functionality and quality of the large monitor and now wonder how to > get > it back without losing TV output. I could live with it the way it is > but..... > > I have it set up in the nvidia control panel nView as cloned and option > for > higher resolution not available. I was wondering if the dualview option in > nView would give me what i want. I dont see any reference in the nvidea > control panel to "pan and scan". > > Appreciate any suggestions. > > > "JW" wrote: > >> For many graphics cards the scan converter chip for S-video has a maximum >> desktop resolution you can have and use S-Video output is either 800x600 >> or >> 1024x768. I suggest you try 800x600 for your desktop first and see if >> that >> works before trying 1024x768. With the Nvidia drivers you may able to set >> the S-Video up for Pan and Scan and then use higher resolutions on the >> desktop. >> >> "JimH" <JimH[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:8CDEF3DE-EA6C-49DE-A51C-0B0CB33461D0[ at ]microsoft.com... >> > Just installed a video card- nvidea 8500gt- in new dell e521 with 22" >> > monitor >> > and running home premium. Have monitor connected via DVI cable and a >> > 32" >> > conventional TV connected with an "s " video cable. Getting good output >> > to >> > monitor but limited output to TV.How do i set media centre it up to >> > play >> > recorded Tv back thru TV? >> > >> > Thanks for any Help >> >> >>
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