Any info for people in the US without SCART connections?
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Stephen Williams wrote:
On 8/26/05, Craig Tinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there
I'm in the UK too - with a sony skybox and a mx440 going to an *old*
Sanyo widescreen CRT TV (which I *wish* I could figure out how to get a
proper modeline to work with that TV!)
Can you buy convertors li
I was using a VGA to SCART convertor until a month or so ago. For reference, my modeline was:-
Modeline "720x576pali" 13.875 720 724 792 888 576 580 583 625 -hsync -vsync interlace
This centered the picture for me and gave superb results with nvidia 6629. I had to wire in a couple of o
On 26 aug 2005, at 22.37, Tom Hughes wrote:
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Mats Cedergren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a barebone case with an integrated nVidia Geforce 4 MX.
Everything worked fine using my own VGA to SCART convertor for a
while, but nVidia driver version 6629
You lucky folks in the UK with your SCART connectors and tons of
freeview digital channels!
Is there any tips (besides using a better connection method) for
tweaking svideo output?
Forgive my constant apples and oranges comparison here... but in the
windows world, you can do a lot to improve pict
Stephen Williams wrote:
It'll work with any video card / driver combination that can output
the required VGA signal, i.e. if it can accept the following modeline:
ModeLine "720x576pali" 13.875 720 744 800 888 576 581 585 625
-hsync -vsync interlace
I'll build my own VGA-SCART converter t
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Mats Cedergren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a barebone case with an integrated nVidia Geforce 4 MX.
> Everything worked fine using my own VGA to SCART convertor for a
> while, but nVidia driver version 6629 was the last one to work with
> interlaced
On 8/26/05, Mats Cedergren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 26 aug 2005, at 19.34, Justin Hornsby wrote:
> I have a barebone case with an integrated nVidia Geforce 4 MX.
> Everything worked fine using my own VGA to SCART convertor for a
> while, but nVidia driver version 6629 was the last one to wor
On 8/26/05, Craig Tinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I'm in the UK too - with a sony skybox and a mx440 going to an *old*
> Sanyo widescreen CRT TV (which I *wish* I could figure out how to get a
> proper modeline to work with that TV!)
>
> Can you buy convertors like you describe?
On 8/26/05, Justin Hornsby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So does this trick work with newer nvidia cards (and drivers of course)
> or is it just older ones? I've read that some recent nvidia drivers
> didn't output interlaced signals properly (if at all).
>
> And - most of all - will it work with
On 26 aug 2005, at 19.34, Justin Hornsby wrote:
So does this trick work with newer nvidia cards (and drivers of
course) or is it just older ones? I've read that some recent
nvidia drivers didn't output interlaced signals properly (if at all).
And - most of all - will it work with Via Unich
So does this trick work with newer nvidia cards (and drivers of course)
or is it just older ones? I've read that some recent nvidia drivers
didn't output interlaced signals properly (if at all).
And - most of all - will it work with Via Unichrome?
Justin.
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Stephen Williams wrote:
If your TV has a SCART socket then i'd highly recommend soldering up
your own VGA to SCART convertor. Then you can use an interlaced
modeline to output a legal PAL/NTSC signal from vid card (i'm using an
Nvidia MX440).
Hi there
I'm in the UK too - with a sony skybox
On August 26, 2005 06:18 am, Louie Ilievski wrote:
> Since this has become a topic of much interest, I thought I would start a
> seperate thread on it. It seems that quite a few of us are seeking methods
> to make the picture quality of our NVida cards better for recordings and
> just in general.
On 8/26/05, Mark J. Small <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On August 26, 2005 06:18 am, Louie Ilievski wrote:
>
> This sounds like a really good idea to me. My big question:
>
> If I have an interlaced signal recorded, why would I want to de-interlace to
> send it my TV? Wouldn't an interlaced signa
If your TV has a SCART socket then i'd highly recommend soldering up
your own VGA to SCART convertor. Then you can use an interlaced
modeline to output a legal PAL/NTSC signal from vid card (i'm using an
Nvidia MX440).
The output quality is as good as you'll get short of going to DVI
(which my TV
Since this has become a topic of much interest, I thought I would start a
seperate thread on it. It seems that quite a few of us are seeking methods
to make the picture quality of our NVida cards better for recordings and just
in general. I would like to ask those who believe they have a good
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