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Hallo i want to connect my pc to the tv in order to see videos from my pc mostly?I've already connected them throufh an s-video cable but the quality sucks!Is there any way to improve what's shown to the tv?
The tv is 29in 100hz freq,the video card is geforce 4 mx 440 32 mb.
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Originally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
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Unless you have a hdtv, you are feeding out a higher signal than what the tv can handle. -
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- Jan 2005
- Houston, Tx
The problem you're having is that computers display images in pixels, and televisions display images in lines. Unfortunately when you force the pixels into lines so the TV can display it, you lose some of the clarity. The only way to get a clearer picture is to purchase a TV that has an SVGA input specifically for displaying computer images.
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What's an hdtv?I know that it stands for high definition tv but can you give an example of an hdtv?
Also can i put an svga input in my tv?
Is there not any other way to do this on my tv for sure?I woulde really be handy! -
The new ones that can display 720 progressive or 1080 interlaced,Originally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
You would need to consult your instruction manual. Sorry, but I don't know.Originally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
NoOriginally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
You are still feeding out a image that is a higher resolution than the tv can handle. -
So it's all got to do with the resolution right?Well mine is brand new i purchased it Late December.How can i tell which resolution it supports?
If it does support 720 or 1080 will i be able to handle the tv out smoothly?
Also what's progressive and interlaced?For eductainal purposes...
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It should be in the instructions.Originally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
In theory, yesOriginally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
Check out this link.Originally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
http://www.vjcentral.com/faq/show/10333 -
Actually i just checked the tv's manual and honestly it doesn't mention anything about the resolution.Is there any other way to knoW?
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You could either check with the manufacturer or the place you bought it from.Originally Posted by DJ_Romeo60
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- Jan 2005
- Houston, Tx
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I think you would know if you have an HDTV. They cost quite a bit more than regular TVs and they go out of their way to print "HDTV" all over the box.
The SVGA input would probably look similar to the monitor input that's on the back of your computer. -
Your TV is a just a PAL TV (with x2 freq) so it max res (believe me it will not be this) is the equivalent of 756 X 576 pc pixels....which just DO NOT FIT on a TV (800 X 600 bing the closest for PAL)...you may well get a clearer picture though by using 50hz....you will find movies/still pictures/ (bmp's, jpg's etc) and games should look OK on the TV but anything with FONTS or icons will look like garbage.
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So is 756 an hdtv?
Ok so i change through the properties the res and grew of the tv not pc monitor right?But it doesn't allow me to change the tv's settings!
Can Power Strip do something? -
Actually i installed the 44.68 forceware and they don't support multiple monitors?Which ones do supprt and are comaptible with my graphics card?
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I heard about a usefull tool called ReClock.
Does anyone know anything about it?How can i use it?
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