Output to LCD TV problem

You will need to check in the second monitor in the NVCP if it identifies your TV and resolutions for it are set correctly.

Also I'd suggest try the S VGA adapter cable that came with the card and connect it to your RCA Video in in the TV to check for signals....

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Hi!

When I check DualView, I can identify the Displays in the NVIDIA Control Panel. But, on my LCD, I get only a black screen with white text on top, saying "Analog Display". When I switch from DualView to Clone, the TV loses the signal and I get a "No signal" message. What should I try next?
I can connect my laptop with no problems to the TV, yet I can't seem to make the Desktop output to work with the TV...

Edit: I managed to get an output on the TV. I need to change the resolution of my monitor to 1024x768 and then set the "Clone" setting. Is there a possibility to keep my monitor at 1280x1024 and still use "Clone" with my TV? Because it is kind of annoying to always switch the resolutions before watching a movie...

In the NVCP when you go to the display tab, they have "Change Resolutions" in it, select the resolutions for each monitor differently and save. It will identify the native resolution of the monitor and the TV by itself, so that should be your first option, it is always best to run the TV/Monitor at it native resolution for optimum quality.

Since you're using a DVI to RGB cable your TV is going to recognize it as an analog connection and not a digital signal , that's the downside of using such a connector. And I think such connections are going to have a limit on the resolution allowed.... but in anycase you really ought to try and forget the clone parts and first get the resolutions right.
Then you can extend the desktop to the TV play your movies on it while you can work simultaneously on your own monitor without interfering with the movie....

Hi alyoshka!

Thanks alot for your help!
Here is an image of my settings:




With these settings, the TV displays a "No signal" message.
I will get myself a DVI to HDMI cable, so that I have a digital connection. Is there anything more I can do via RGB right now?

What concerns me is how old the card you are using is. There USED to be a problem with NVIDIA drivers where you could lose both moniters is some combination of settings were used, so its possible you have a driver problem.

One things for sure, from your screen shot, I haven't seen that sort of a NVCP in ages.
So what you need o do first is download the latest Nvidia drivers for your card from the site.

Secondly, as I suggested earlier, Just use that one single black cable that you got with the GPU, it's a SVGA connector and will hook onto your Yellow cable coming from the AV in of the TV.
Connect SVGA out of the card to the AV-in, connector it's called and RCA pin connector.
Then send me another screenshot of what it has detected your TV as....