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twicky_kid
i just got a new 27' flatscreen tv. i have an ATI R9600XT-VIO ABIT graphics card. i have it hooked up using the ABIT adapter on the svideo input on my graphics card and using a video input RCA jack to the tv.
everything is really fuzy though. how can i get rid of this fuz?
everything is really fuzy though. how can i get rid of this fuz?
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Xue Yi Liang
don't use RCA - if you can, try to connect via Component Video cable, DVI or, if possible, HDMI (if you can support it).
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twicky_kid
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don't use RCA - if you can, try to connect via Component Video cable, DVI or, if possible, HDMI (if you can support it).
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Pharoke
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i just got a new 27' flatscreen tv. i have an ATI R9600XT-VIO ABIT graphics card. i have it hooked up using the ABIT adapter on the svideo input on my graphics card and using a video input RCA jack to the tv.
everything is really fuzy though. how can i get rid of this fuz? |
! I want one. JK
, what brand flatscreen + model number is it? that may help us with getting you hooked up.
Loviatar
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don't think i have an option here. do you think changing the DPI to a custom setting will help that?
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since you said TV instead of HDTV you are stuck with the TV resolution compared to monitor resolution.your super nes games will look wonderful though
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Xue Yi Liang
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don't think i have an option here. do you think changing the DPI to a custom setting will help that?
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The native resolution of your screen is the best you're gonna get - and RCA is analog with too much noise. You're better off going with your computer monitor, if you ask me.
HDMI is as good as it gets, with DVI a close second.
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twicky_kid
this is a Panasonic PV-DF2035/PV-DF2735. its got a VCR and DVD built into the thing is about to break my table its so damn heavy
its a free gift from my job. got to love perks, huh?
don't know what i'm going to do about my power supply though. its sucking so much energy that i can start to see the refresh rate on my monitor when they are both on at the same time.
what if i get an s-video coaxil cable to connecto to my abit adapter on my graphics card. too bad it doesn't have s-video built in
its a free gift from my job. got to love perks, huh?don't know what i'm going to do about my power supply though. its sucking so much energy that i can start to see the refresh rate on my monitor when they are both on at the same time.
what if i get an s-video coaxil cable to connecto to my abit adapter on my graphics card. too bad it doesn't have s-video built in
audioaxes
you cant use a tv as a monitor without loss of visual quaility because of the tv's resolution
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twicky_kid
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you cant use a tv as a monitor without loss of visual quaility because of the tv's resolution
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Old Dood
Read the TV manual. I have a HDTV CRT monitor, however, it says do not use as a computer monitor. The refesh rates are different. So I leave my nice Sony widescreen CRT alone!
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twicky_kid
the refresh rate was fine. the quality just sux. everything is kind of blurry.
oh well its a nice paper weight though.
oh well its a nice paper weight though.
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Xue Yi Liang
S-Video, in theory, should be better than the RCA.
A while back I hooked up my laptop to my 37" LCD HDTV using the DVI connection. The picture was pretty good. I played Doom 3 no problem at 1366 x 768 pixels (I had to tweak the program a bit to play widescreen .... for some reason the game was much scarier on my computer - I think it's because my face is much closer to the screen.
Get an xbox 360 for your TV - that ought to be quite nice. Panasonic makes a great flat screen.
A while back I hooked up my laptop to my 37" LCD HDTV using the DVI connection. The picture was pretty good. I played Doom 3 no problem at 1366 x 768 pixels (I had to tweak the program a bit to play widescreen .... for some reason the game was much scarier on my computer - I think it's because my face is much closer to the screen.
Get an xbox 360 for your TV - that ought to be quite nice. Panasonic makes a great flat screen.
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twicky_kid
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Get an xbox 360 for your TV - that ought to be quite nice. Panasonic makes a great flat screen.
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its funny how HD is going to be exploding and the consoles is what is really going to push them. not enough tv in HD to sell them.
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Pharoke
Checked out the specs. Doesn't have S-Video, so you are stuck with RCA. Try using microsoft cleartype to clean up the text.
Loviatar
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Checked out the specs. Doesn't have S-Video, so you are stuck with RCA. Try using microsoft cleartype to clean up the text.
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somehow i think type is the furthest thing he is thinking about.i would bet he is trying to play GW on it
i think you are trying to play at abour 480x320 INTERLACED which doesnt compare well with a monitors resolution.
as for weight my 19 inch FE2111sb is 70+ pounds.
nice picture though
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twicky_kid
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somehow i think type is the furthest thing he is thinking about.i would bet he is trying to play GW on it i think you are trying to play at abour 480x320 INTERLACED which doesnt compare well with a monitors resolution. as for weight my 19 inch FE2111sb is 70+ pounds. nice picture though ![]() |
Loviatar
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yup trying to play GW on it but they text is the BIGGEST problems. i can't read the classes of what i'm targeting.
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no matter how nice it is you are still trying to play a pc game on a tv set.if you dont want it i will offer to pay half the UPS to my place for Christmas (the tv not you)
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twicky_kid
yup i know it won't work. that's ok already looking at some other ones.
