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I have the GeForce4 MMX SE with TV OUT (SVIDEO). It works just fine with my current setup, however the screen on the TV isn't displayed fully.
I've been able to get it to display fully by removing the:
CRT from:
Option "ConnectedMonitors" "CRT,TV"
But then the regular monitor doesn't display anything.
I've also tried different resolutions (MetaModes), but they too affect my regular monitor when I only need them to affect the TV.
I am not sure which setting it might be, but I've been trying them all with no luck. I was happy to find a semi-related thread that helped me to suss out the "2 screens as 1" effect that is only cool for 2 actual monitors (and was cool for about 10 seconds with the TV too).
Sure.. Thank you both for your replies. Dorian: I will give that a shot in just a few minutes, thanks for the clarification.
makai_wi:
It's the right "1/8th" of the screen. On my monitor I have the full screen, about the last 8th of that is what's missing on the TV. Also, it's about the bottom "1/8th" of the screen. I'd use the offset option, but the top/left portions of the screen are reaching their edges, so I believe the offset option would push them off the screen...
Thanks for the replies so far, I'll give that a go and report back.
I canīt get my TV to display in full screen by using Metamodes or overscan it looks like itīs in a lower res therefore I canīt all of the screen plz help
Thanks
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