Hi all;
I used the video out on my 12 PB for the first time, with a LCD
projector.
The video was a bit blurry, unlike that from the PC laptops I use at
work.
I'm using the Apple adapter that came with the PB; is there one with
better shielding or something that would give better
allow me to convert the composite video to VGA video?
I would like to turn it into my living room/DVD player/game computer.
But it does not support VGA video out. I have an old Apple 17 Studio
(BW) monitor on which I would like to display the video and games.
In regards to the newer 12 iBook
Just tried to hook up my Pismo using S-Video to my TV. No go, Black
screen. I set resolution to 640x480 @ 256 also tried to using RCA
adapter, nada. Running 10.3.9 on a G4 500 upgrade with a gig of ram and
a new 8X internal superdrive. Any ideas? This is the first time I tried
the S video, the
On May 8, 2005, at 10:01 AM, Kevin Bellerose wrote:
Just tried to hook up my Pismo using S-Video to my TV. No go, Black
screen. I set resolution to 640x480 @ 256 also tried to using RCA
adapter, nada. Running 10.3.9 on a G4 500 upgrade with a gig of ram
and a new 8X internal superdrive. Any
Keith Potter wrote:
On May 8, 2005, at 10:01 AM, Kevin Bellerose wrote:
Just tried to hook up my Pismo using S-Video to my TV. No go, Black
screen. I set resolution to 640x480 @ 256 also tried to using RCA
adapter, nada. Running 10.3.9 on a G4 500 upgrade with a gig of ram
and a new 8X internal
not appear. But it should be
come obvious and you can play around. You pick various screen
resolutions etc.
HTH
Cliff
are At 3:30 PM -0400 4/24/05, G-Books wrote:
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From: Dave NovaK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: s-video out on my wallstreet
In OS 9, it's always worked for me when I put the PowerBook to sleep,
then connect the S-Video (or composite video via adatper) to the
PowerBook, power on the TV, then wake the PowerBook back up. The
video comes up in mirroring.
Ditto w/ the VGA port.
Peace,
Drew
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Hey there all...
I dunno if this has been covered a million times or not, but I can't seem to
get anything out of my S-video plug. I have a WSII/300/192mb RAM (with the
big screen). I'm running 10.2.8 primarily (with 9.2, too).
Can't get anything using either OS9 or OSX. Don't know if or where
It may be helpful to detail my solution - and again, thank you all for
your help:
1- Installed Radio Shack Rear-Panel Audio/Video/S-Video Extend-A-Jack
(Catalog #15-1997 - $14.99) on my old Sony tv to bring the inputs
from the back of the tv to a more convenient location
2- Installed Radio
plugs on the other. Plug the RCA ends into the
red
and white plugs on the Aux input next to the yellow plug. Plug the
mini plug
into the headphone port on your AlBook.
John thank you. Someone else suggested simply using a S-video cable
(from Radio Shack) and going from the ALBook's S-video out
-video cable
(from Radio Shack) and going from the ALBook's S-video out port to the
S-video in port on the tv. Does that make sense?
Thanks again!
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Hi,
I have a Lombard using OS 9.2.2
It has a s-video out.
Does anyone know how to use it?
Hope someone can help me.
Best wishes
Steen
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Plug it into a TV/something else with S-Video cable
Go into Monitors controlpanel
Setup Arrangment/Mirroring as you wish and you can use it.
It's just like using an external monitor.
On 18/04/2005, at 16:27, Steen Asmussen wrote:
Hi,
I have a Lombard using OS 9.2.2
It has a s-video out.
Does
on 18/04/05 02:57, Steen Asmussen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a Lombard using OS 9.2.2
It has a s-video out.
Does anyone know how to use it?
With the right adapter, you can connect the Lombard to a television set.
-Laurent
Steen,
My Wallstreet has S-Video out.
You need an S-Video cable and
an S-Video external appliance such as TV.
I found that it was a little fussy about the sync between TV on and
booting etc.
But, in the end since the S-Video port is hotswappable
I found that TV on, computer booted, then plug both
How do I feed the video from the S video out port on my 15 AL PB
running 10.3.9 to a tv set?
Many thanks!
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visiting the grandparents this past winter. It works
great!
John
How do I feed the video from the S video out port on my 15 AL PB
running 10.3.9 to a tv set?
Many thanks!
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I have a lombard and have heard they are extended display capable (two
displays acting like one large desktop) I really like the older ADC apple
cinema displays -- can that work with the lombard???
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Hi,
I have one of the original ibooks and was wondering if there was an
inexpensive way to get video out on it.
I saw this adapter
http://www.adorama.com/ACVA.html?sid=11104641727722325
it says you can hook it up to your ibook but it says to connect it to
the mini vga out. Can someone tell me
My Reply follows quote. On 10/03/2005 06:30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi,
I have one of the original ibooks and was wondering if there was an
inexpensive way to get video out on it.
I saw this adapter
http://www.adorama.com/ACVA.html?sid=11104641727722325
it says you can hook it up to your ibook
Thanks Ken, that is what I was afraid of. So is there any way to use the
Clamshell ibook to do presentations? (is there anything you can buy to
connect it to a TV?)
Thanks,
Pam
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pamark said:
use the
Clamshell ibook to do presentations? (is there anything you can buy to
connect it to a TV?)
Well don't your model have the media port with video plus audio on the
left side? At least the second edition (366 and 466) have that. You
didn't tell us what model of clamshell you
On Mar 10, 2005, at 9:30 AM, pamark wrote:
Hi,
I have one of the original ibooks and was wondering if there was an
inexpensive way to get video out on it.
I saw this adapter
http://www.adorama.com/ACVA.html?sid=11104641727722325
it says you can hook it up to your ibook but it says to connect
On Tue, Dec 23, 2003 at 07:13:15PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:
: Further to my original query: I've tried a 1280x1024 NEC 19 LCD
: display at 75mhz. There's no black border. There is some fuzziness. I
: can't tell whether I should attribute this to the Pismo video out or to
: the NEC
The Pismo powerbook specs say that the video out is VGA at a maximum of
1024x960. What happens if I run eg a 1600x1200dpi monitor off the video
out? Is there any predictable behavior?
Thanks
Leslie Burkholder
Department Philosophy UBC
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inch Dell I was trying to hook it up to.
Mark Attew
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Subject: Pismo video out
The Pismo powerbook specs say that the video out is VGA at a maximum
video out
The Pismo powerbook specs say that the video out is VGA at a maximum of
1024x960. What happens if I run eg a 1600x1200dpi monitor off the video
out? Is there any predictable behavior?
But, if you reduce the number of colors, aren't you able to display at an
higher resolution
Media wrote:
on 12/23/03 10:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Pismo powerbook specs say that the video out is VGA at a maximum
of
1024x960. What happens if I run eg a 1600x1200dpi monitor off the
video
out? Is there any predictable behavior?
Thanks
Leslie Burkholder
Further to my original query: I've tried a 1280x1024 NEC 19 LCD
display at 75mhz. There's no black border. There is some fuzziness. I
can't tell whether I should attribute this to the Pismo video out or to
the NEC display.
Thanks,
Leslie Burkholder
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2003 10:32:30 -0800
From
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
Thanks. At least I now have an idea of what I'm looking for.
I have a Video Enhancer I bought from JayCar (An electronics shop here in
Australia) for $AU37. Probably around $20-25 US. Works well! No brand name
on it, it is just a generic unit sold by
On Saturday 01 November 2003 07:32 pm, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
That's Macrovision. Thank the MPAA for that. Lousy rotten oligarchs...
^^^
Distributer?
No, the circuitry that causes the problem. It's indeed a Digital
On Saturday, November 1, 2003, at 10:07 PM, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
On Saturday 01 November 2003 06:52 pm, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
When I play a DVD on the Ti-Bk and send the signal out to the TV, the
contrast on the TV changes continually - almost a fading in/out
effect.
Any thoughts? A weird
MEEP! John Acuff wrote:
Actually, you can thank Congress for that. They were the ones that
passed the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act), under the strong
influence of the MPAA, and the RIAA.
Well, sort of. Macrovision has been around for quite a bit longer than
the DMCA (I remember their
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
On Saturday 01 November 2003 07:32 pm, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
That's Macrovision. Thank the MPAA for that. Lousy rotten oligarchs...
^^^
Distributer?
No, the circuitry
On 3/11/03 9:52 AM, Frank P. Eigler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
On Saturday 01 November 2003 07:32 pm, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
That's Macrovision. Thank the MPAA for that. Lousy rotten oligarchs...
On Sunday 02 November 2003 02:52 pm, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
On Saturday 01 November 2003 07:32 pm, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
That's Macrovision. Thank the MPAA for that. Lousy rotten
When I play a DVD on the Ti-Bk and send the signal out to the TV, the
contrast on the TV changes continually - almost a fading in/out effect.
Any thoughts? A weird copy protction scheme?
Thanks
Frank
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On Saturday, November 1, 2003, at 09:28 PM, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
A weird copy protction scheme?
I hope not but it sounds like it. DRM has really ruined the format for
consumer use.
Donald
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When I play a DVD on the Ti-Bk and send the signal out to the TV, the
contrast on the TV changes continually - almost a fading in/out effect.
Any thoughts? A weird copy protction scheme?
Thanks
Frank
Yeah, probably. It happens with a Comcrap laptop we have, too. And
it also happens if you
On Saturday 01 November 2003 06:52 pm, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
When I play a DVD on the Ti-Bk and send the signal out to the TV, the
contrast on the TV changes continually - almost a fading in/out effect.
Any thoughts? A weird copy protction scheme?
Thanks
Frank
Yeah, probably. It
On Sat, 1 Nov 2003, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
That's Macrovision. Thank the MPAA for that. Lousy rotten oligarchs...
^^^
Distributer?
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PS: why does the spell-check on Navigator 7.0 want me to change Pismo
to Gismo and Powerbook to Powerboat? Do they know something I don't
know? In a disaster, could I hold onto my Powerbook/Powerboat and
float?
Why does Microsoft's spell-check always want to change my name to
Lenin? Are
Using my lombard today, and i hooked it up to the TV using my s-video
converter (To standard RCA) and the dam macrovision was on. Any way around
this?
~Tillz
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Using my lombard today, and i hooked it up to the TV using my s-video
converter (To standard RCA) and the dam macrovision was on. Any way
around
this?
No elegant way I know around it, but you can rip the DVD with
DVDBackup, tell it to remove the Macrovision flag, and play the copy
off your
Using my lombard today, and i hooked it up to the TV using my s-video
converter (To standard RCA) and the dam macrovision was on. Any way around
this?
~Tillz
Yes. Hook it up to directly to your TV instead of to your VCR. If your TV
doesn¹t have a video-in, then you may want to buy an RF
Using my lombard today, and i hooked it up to the TV using my s-video
converter (To standard RCA) and the dam macrovision was on. Any way
around
this?
~Tillz
Yes. Hook it up to directly to your TV instead of to your VCR. If
your TV
doesn¹t have a video-in, then you may want to buy an RF
This thread reminds me of a question I've wanted to ask for a long time:
whenever I've tried to play a DVD on my TV using my Pismo, I've been
able to get the video, but not the audio. Does the s-video carry the
audio as well, or do I need a separate cable from the Powerbook's audio
output to
S-video doesn't carry audio.
Matt Dillon
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 05:23 PM, W. David Stephenson wrote:
This thread reminds me of a question I've wanted to ask for a long
time: whenever I've tried to play a DVD on my TV using my Pismo, I've
been able to get the video, but not the audio.
W. David Stephenson wrote:
Does the s-video carry the audio as well, or do I need a separate
cable from the Powerbook's audio output to the TV's input?
The S-Video port only carries video - so yes, you'll need to run audio
out from the headphone jack.
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Does anyone know how to get S-video output on a Wallstreet under OS X
(10.2.6 to be specific). I've tried waking from sleep and booting
with the S-Video connection (actually a composite monitor and the WS
S-video adapter). When booted in OS 9.2.2 it works fine. Under X
there is no sign of it in
on 06/06/03 22:56, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to get S-video output on a Wallstreet under OS X
(10.2.6 to be specific). I've tried waking from sleep and booting
with the S-Video connection (actually a composite monitor and the WS
S-video adapter). When
At 2:17 AM -0400 6/7/2003, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 06/06/03 22:56, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to get S-video output on a Wallstreet under OS X
(10.2.6 to be specific). I've tried waking from sleep and booting
with the S-Video connection (actually a
on 07/06/03 20:25, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 2:17 AM -0400 6/7/2003, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 06/06/03 22:56, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to get S-video output on a Wallstreet under OS X
(10.2.6 to be specific). I've tried waking from
Does anyone know how to get S-video output on a Wallstreet under OS X
(10.2.6 to be specific). I've tried waking from sleep and booting
with the S-Video connection (actually a composite monitor and the WS
S-video adapter). When booted in OS 9.2.2 it works fine. Under X
there is no sign of
more info.
- Jeff Lentz
--- Ian Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I gotta say that I have had this iBook for a couple
of years and I
noticed the poor Video Out quality when I first
connected it to my TV
to play Myst: Exile. Thought it was just shitty
TV resolution.
But the other day I
My iBook screen is perfectly clear, but has ALWAYS (since purchase)
translated to a fuzzy, barely readable image through the AV Out onto
a TV screen or through a digital projector. However, a DVD plays
quite clearly through AV Out, so I guess the cable is OK. Happens
under OS 9.2 as well as
It's because the resolution on TV's are so shitty.
At 17:30 +1000 on 30/7/02, Ian Jones wrote:
My iBook screen is perfectly clear, but has ALWAYS (since purchase)
translated to a fuzzy, barely readable image through the AV Out onto
a TV screen or through a digital projector. However, a DVD plays
It could also be that your iBook is sending a signal more than the TV can
handle. If the iBook is set to 800x600 the TV is made for 640x480. So try
setting the iBook to 640x480.
-Thomas
Nigel wrote:
It's because the resolution on TV's are so shitty.
Hmmm, that might explain the TV, but
On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 07:13:08AM +1000, Ian Jones wrote:
:
: Nigel wrote:
: It's because the resolution on TV's are so shitty.
:
: Hmmm, that might explain the TV, but it still looks shitty through
: the VERY expensive Sony Digital Projector. I can't believe I have a
: laptop that is
on 7/30/02 11:29 PM, Eugene Lee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: Hmmm, that might explain the TV, but it still looks shitty through
: the VERY expensive Sony Digital Projector. I can't believe I have a
: laptop that is useless for presentations! Anyone else?
If the video quality is low, no
I've just realized that the S-Video out on my
Wallstreet 300 is having problems. I can see the
image on the TV screen (S-video to RCA adapter), but
it's as though the vertical hold isn't working
(scrolling up/down at a fast clip), and it's all in
black-and-white. I've tried numerous inputs
changed in the first
place, or how to quickly fix it if it happens again.
Thanks for the lead, it really helped.
- Jeff Lentz
--- Luis Sequeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just realized that the S-Video out on my
Wallstreet 300 is having problems. I can see the
image on the TV screen (S
I've just realized that the S-Video out on my
Wallstreet 300 is having problems. I can see the
image on the TV screen (S-video to RCA adapter), but
it's as though the vertical hold isn't working
(scrolling up/down at a fast clip), and it's all in
black-and-white. I've tried numerous inputs
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