The overscan option on nvidia drivers was done away with a lnng time
ago, and now it only works for quatro cards. Instead for desktop users
nvidia introduced with the 6000 series drivers nvidia-settings, if you
get into X and run nvidia-settings you can change the overscan
interactively the
Op do 14-07-2005, om 04:15 schreef Andreas Fürtig:
does anybody of you know a good site with documentation about this thing, or
does anyone else uses a geforce and doesnt have those borders?
The overscan function only works from GF3 and above, so your GF2 is
unsupported.
But there's another
The overscan function only works from GF3 and above, so your GF2 is
I have two GF4's and previously a 5900 and 5200 series and now i have a
6800 Ultra, the overscan function doesn't work with any of these cards.
If it works with the GF3 I would be very surprised. I suggest that you
try nvidia
Op do 14-07-2005, om 09:52 schreef Karl Lattimer:
I have two GF4's and previously a 5900 and 5200 series and now i have a
6800 Ultra, the overscan function doesn't work with any of these cards.
I got these info from the nvidia README but could be wrong (bad memory).
I bought an GF4 half a year
i tried this nvtv and with the gui, it worked vor me. i have to use the
800x600 option with overscan -4.17,-4.17 and Large, but when i use the
command
nvtv -t -r 800,600 -s Large it doesnt work.
ok the borders are gone, but freevo is only in the left upper corner and i
have colored lines over
ok, i try nvidia-settings, but cant find anything with overscan. hmm where do
i find it? any ideas?
greetz
andieh
On Thursday 14 July 2005 07:40, Karl Lattimer wrote:
The overscan option on nvidia drivers was done away with a lnng
time
ago, and now it only works for quatro
If you take a look at the display settings for your TV you should see it
in there. Alternatively I can send you a nvidia-settings rc file which
has the settings in it.
On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 15:28 +, Andreas Fürtig wrote:
ok, i try nvidia-settings, but cant find anything with overscan. hmm
yeah, this would be very nice!
thank you
andieh
On Thursday 14 July 2005 14:04, Karl Lattimer wrote:
If you take a look at the display settings for your TV you should see it
in there. Alternatively I can send you a nvidia-settings rc file which
has the settings in it.
On Thu, 2005-07-14
You should be able to spot the settings in there;
0/TVOverScan[TV-0]=15
You may also want to tweak this
0/TVFlickerFilter[TV-0]=160
It can sometimes be too high, and at other times be too low, it all
depends on the TV set.
There are lots of other bits'n'bobs to play with on nvidia cards, but I
when i try to load you settings, i only get
ERROR: Error querying valid values for attribute 'TVOverScan' on 0:0.0
specified on line 42 of configuration file
'/etc/freevo/nvidia-settings'
(Attribute not available).
and some other errors. why isnt overscan available for me? maybe
Looks to me like this is not available on gf2 cards. Why not pick up
a gf4mx440 for around 25£. You may even be able to get a cheaper one
via ebay.
Your driver is the newest version, There is also the option of
contacting the nvidia linux developers they are very helpful and the
forums
I'm considering making a FreeVo box of my own, but there are two
concerns I have. First is my digital cable box. Since I use ComCast
Digital Cable, I am required to use the ComCast Digital Cable Box to
view anything on Digital Cable. Is there some trick for FreeVo to get
around this? I
ok, thank you for your help
i think, ill be me a new card. my problem is, that the geforce4 has its own
cooler, so it will be very loud. do you know a good card, with good tvout,
cheap and silent? only need the card for tv-out. dont play anything or
something like this...
bye
andieh
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