Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support (
More info?)
To clone the Video Adapter, use the software that came with your Video
Card or download it from the manufacturer. I cannot help you step by
step without knowing the model and manufacturer of your Video Adapter.
What is the model of the Video Adapter do you have?
Also, this may be off topic, but I notice you are using the web
interface for support. You should try Outlook Express as your
newsreader.
Setting up Outlook Express Newsreader:
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/outlookexpressnewreader.htm
If you click on the following, it will bring you to this newsgroup:
news://news.microsoft.com\microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
--
William
"Andy" <Andy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B3E3B959-36E1-46F1-8BEB-1BA32E96770D@microsoft.com...
> Hallo William,
>
> Thanks for replying but I'm sorry I don't understand how to do what
> you are
> suggesting.
> What do you mean by cloning my TV with my monitor? And where can I
> access
> the features which control the TV output of the video card and the
> broadcasting format?
> I just hooked up a 4pin S-video plug and as I said I do see the
> startup
> screens.
>
> Andy
>
> "WTC" wrote:
>
>> When you have logged in, clone your TV with your Monitor with the
>> Video
>> Card software. Make sure you TV output on the Video Card matches the
>> broadcasting format of your TV, i.e.: PAL, NTSCM,
>>
>> --
>> William
>>
>
>> "Andy" <Andy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:65139700-783B-4685-AF30-9C1A79A27884@microsoft.com...
>> > Hallo,
>> > I've been trying to connect my PC to the TV so I can watch DVD's
>> > from
>> > my
>> > internal DVD player. The picture shows up fine when I startup :
>> > bios
>> > info,
>> > memory count etc. and also when windows is loading, but as soon as
>> > the
>> > blue
>> > screens arrive, the picture dissapears from the Television set.
>> > Any Ideas on how to resolve this?
>> >
>>
>
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram