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  1. 2nd Oct 2003 13:31 #1
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    I'm looking for this file. If you have it, PM me.
    If you post a link, be sure it actually works.
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    Nevermind.

    I was having issues with my TBC-1000 using the composite, but switching to an all-s-video connection fixed it.

    Wierd how that works. Last time I had issues, switching AWAY from s-video made the overly bright image go back to normal.

    I used Stinky's tool, which I believe is different from DisableATIMacrovisionDetection.zip, but it is ineffective on the new MMC 8.x series.
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    Not sure if it works or anything, but anything for Lord Smurf...
    If needed I also can email the file to you.

    http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/articles/macrovision_graphics.html
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  4. 2nd Oct 2003 15:40 #4
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    Last time I looked , all Stinky's did was diddle the ATI registry entries.

    I wish I could find something to disable the ATI AGC settings and
    set it to fixed gain

    And I have the hack for MV detection and It works on MMC8.5
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