> It means the driver doesn't work properly for your card for some
> reason. Does ums work any better? There were some bugs in the kms
> tv-out code that were fixed for 2.6.34, so you might try that. Can
> you post a picture of the problem somewhere?
>
> Alex
>
I'll checkout the 34 kernel later
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 4:16 PM, wrote:
>> The modeline is just there to make xrandr happy. tv-out has fixed
>> timing (NTSC or PAL, etc.). The "modes" you set are just downscaled to
>> the size of the native timing. It doesn't matter what mode you set
>> with xrandr, the driver will always pro
> The modeline is just there to make xrandr happy. tv-out has fixed
> timing (NTSC or PAL, etc.). The "modes" you set are just downscaled to
> the size of the native timing. It doesn't matter what mode you set
> with xrandr, the driver will always program the timing the same way
> since analog tv
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 9:16 AM, wrote:
>> Make sure you are using the right video standard and a recent ddx for
>> ums or kernel for kms. Modelines are irrelevant for tv-out since the
>> driver uses a hard coded modeline regardless of what the user
>> specifies.
>>
>> Alex
>>
>
> Hi!
> I run ar
> Make sure you are using the right video standard and a recent ddx for
> ums or kernel for kms. Modelines are irrelevant for tv-out since the
> driver uses a hard coded modeline regardless of what the user
> specifies.
>
> Alex
>
Hi!
I run arch linux, and use the 'git' packages from aur. My curr
On Sun, May 16, 2010 at 3:02 PM, wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm experiencing a weird issue using TV-out (S-video) with the
> xf86-video-ati driver.
>
> TV-out works, but I get weird 'flyback lines' on my TV screen.
> Same setup running WindowsXP does not have these showing, so I can
> rule out a connection
Hi!
I'm experiencing a weird issue using TV-out (S-video) with the
xf86-video-ati driver.
TV-out works, but I get weird 'flyback lines' on my TV screen.
Same setup running WindowsXP does not have these showing, so I can
rule out a connection problem.
The TV is rather old, connected via S-Video c
