I have ati radeon 9600 pro properly configured(3d acceleration is oketc)I use my pc quite a lot of times for watching dvd´s on my tv.Doing the fglrxconfig way to c movies through my tv is quite painful. I was wondering if anyone manged to have tv output from ati´s control panel simply with a click. If yes which distro and what driver version do u have?

Instead of doing a 'fglrxconfig' every time you want to enable TV out.. .
Why not just find the line in your /etc/X11/XF86config-4 file?
Comment it out when you don't want to use it. . .
And uncomment it when you do.

Save the file each time.. Ctrl+Alt+backspace. and your good to go.
You could even write a script that does that for you. Bind the script to a launch button (depending on your desktop environment). Then bind a keystroke (ctrl+alt+backspace) to another button.

So in two clicks you will have TV out. How about that.

Sounds nice. But how can i do that ( i mean the script)?Has anyone else done that ? If yes how exactly?

Sigh. . ..

I was hoping you would figure this out on your own. (that's why my post was so cryptic)

But if you are asking then I will help. . .

A very quick and dirty way of doing this is:

As root,

copy your XF86config-4 file as it is now. (cp /etc/X11/XF86config-4 /etc/X11/XF86config-4.TVoff)
Then copy it again. (cp /etc/X11/XF86config-4 /etc/X11/XF86config-4.TVon)

Note what each name of the copies are. (.TVoff/.TVon)
So now you have three files.
Edit the .TVon file to use TV out. (you can do this by hand or just do the fglrxconfig again, set for TVout and then copy it over to the .TVon file again.)
Make sure that the .TVoff file is set to not use TVout.

Now it is time to make some scripts.

As user,

Save this to a text file and call it "TVon.sh" (minus the quotes)
Save this to a text file and call it "TVoff.sh" (minus the quotes)
Now place the text files somewhere safe.

run this command:
chmod +x /path/to/your/text/files/TVon.sh
and this:
chmod +x /path/to/your/text/files/TVoff.sh

Now it is time to make buttons for them.

I assume that you are using KDE (if not just fallow along anyway, you will get the idea)
right click on your KDE panel in an empty space. . .
Click
Add > Special Button > Non-KDE Application

Now in the box that popped up:
put /path/to/your/text/files/TVon.sh in the executable area.
and check off the Run in terminal button.
click ok.

Add > Special Button > Non-KDE Application

Put /path/to/your/text/files/TVoff.sh in the executable area.
and check off the Run in terminal button.
click ok.

Now you have two buttons on you panel. Give them different icons by right clicking one and going to properties.

When you click one, it will ask you for your root password. After entering the password the term will quit itself.

Just log out, and log in again and presto the changes are done.