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TV out issue
I have a Radeon 9250 Card with S-Video out, and I'm trying to get it working with my flatscreen Sony TV (48V80). I can get a stable picture, but with lots of interference... wavy vertical lines right across the screen.. nothing seems to get rid of it.. I tried connecting S-Video to a smaller and older Sony TV, and the picture is almost crystal clear ! I have also tried connecting my DVD player to the new TV via S-Video, and again perfect picture ! Is there something about this TV or card that's causing an issue ? Regards, Chris
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"Skeleton Man" <inva***@guestwho.com> wrote in message Is it a problem with the flatscreen's refresh rate?news:km25e.18947$Fy3.1169495@news20.bellglobal.com... > Hi, > > I have a Radeon 9250 Card with S-Video out, and I'm trying to get it > working > with my flatscreen Sony TV (48V80). I can get a stable picture, but with > lots > of interference... wavy vertical lines right across the screen.. nothing > seems > to get rid of it.. > > I tried connecting S-Video to a smaller and older Sony TV, and the picture > is > almost crystal clear ! I have also tried connecting my DVD player to the > new TV > via S-Video, and again perfect picture ! > > Is there something about this TV or card that's causing an issue ? > > Regards, > Chris > > Martin. >Is it a problem with the flatscreen's refresh rate? I've tried setting the refresh rate of the card to 60, 70, and 85Hz without anychange, I didn't bother trying anything higher.. Regards, Chris Many of the models of the LCD TV sets are very critical to the sync, and
blanking phase. They are also very critical to the sync frequency, and sync stability. The CRT sets are very forgiving with small errors. The accuracy of your display card will play a big part in this. Going by your description, it is the display card in the computer that lacks the accuracy for your LCD TV set. I have seen this many times. To have the accuracy that you require, you will have to spend many more dollars on the display card. -- JANA _____ "Skeleton Man" <inva***@guestwho.com> wrote in message I have a Radeon 9250 Card with S-Video out, and I'm trying to get it workingnews:km25e.18947$Fy3.1169495@news20.bellglobal.com... Hi, with my flatscreen Sony TV (48V80). I can get a stable picture, but with lots of interference... wavy vertical lines right across the screen.. nothing seems to get rid of it.. I tried connecting S-Video to a smaller and older Sony TV, and the picture is almost crystal clear ! I have also tried connecting my DVD player to the new TV via S-Video, and again perfect picture ! Is there something about this TV or card that's causing an issue ? Regards, Chris
CPU Overheat Damage?
cannot get into windows or safe mode... anybody here buy a Dell computer? USB2 for old Machines Trigem Cognac CPU Upgrade loading Win 98 Front USB Problem MSI KT2 Centurion5 My computer keeps restarting (via hardware I think!!) BIOS settings for old HD What CPU and MOBO temperatures are normal? |
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