Can you post your xorg.conf file so we can see you TV-out settings?
Basically, the only thing that I changed is the "Device" section.
######################################################################
Section "Device"
Identifier "nVidia Corporation NV17 [GeForce4 440 Go]"
Driver "nvidia"
BusID "PCI:1:0:0"
Option "NoLogo" "1"
Option "UseFBDev" "true"
# TV Out Setup
Option "TVOutFormat" "SVIDEO"
Option "TVOverScan" "0.6"
#Option "ConnectedMonitor" "TV"
EndSection
########################################################################
When I connect the computer to TV, I just uncomment
#Option "ConnectedMonitor" "TV".
After restart the primary and only display is the TV.
I tried with TwinView in Clone mode. But I made modest progress. My
plasma 32inch TV has a prebuilt resolution of 862x1024. And I cannot
manage to create a resolution like that in xorg.conf
So I decrease resolution to 1024x1024. And a part of the Desktop is not
visible on TV. But I use it only for watching movies, so it's not a
problem, because it seems that fullscreen totem resizes the screen
automatically to fit the TV size and I get the full picture without
losing any parts of the picture "outside" of the screen.
I have the same cable but I have not had much luck with TV-out...
No result at all ?
works under Windows :-( Please also list distro
Amd64 Debian Etch (stable distribution).
and Nvidia driver release (assuming nvidia not opensource nv driver).
1.0.8776-4 included in debian etch amd64 non-free repository.
I am running Ubuntu 7.04 with Nvidia 1.0-9631 Thanks, Marcelino
Ask if you have any other questions. And don't forget to write about
your progress. Especially if you, actually, make a progress ;-)
I am still thinking how to make it work with TwinView the best way.
Did anybody manage to connect it to a TV ? I am only watching movies on
a TV. What is the best way to connect the laptop to a TV ? Using
TwinView or using TV as the only display? Or TwinView in a clone mode ?
Is it actually possible to have 1280x800 on my laptop and 862x1024 on TV
simultaneosly ? Obviously, not in a clone mode ? AFAIK, laptop screen
has to be secondary and TV primary?
Did anybody successfully do something like that ?
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