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9 total messages Started by GabrielG Thu, 17 Jun 2004 01:37
For those users that have used S video before
#277
Author: GabrielG
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 01:37
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I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
Gabe
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#278
Author: Brad Griffis
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 03:37
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Usually you have to turn on the S-Video when you hook something up to it.
Most laptops I've seen use a keystroke such as Fn-F6 to do this.  If your Fn
key is purple then you should see a little purple tv icon on one of your
keys (it's F6 on mine).

Another possibility might be to go to Control Panel -> Display and check on
the Settings tab.  You might be able to enable it through there.

Brad

"GabrielG" <twc2813049608@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:2B6Ac.13597$Y3.7302@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
> it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
> to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> Gabe
>
>
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#271
Author: Zdenek Sojka
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 19:35
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Is the default LCD screen working?
If so, try some hotkey, it should be described in your documentation.
Ask your notebook's dealer.

As you wrote, it doesnot work at all - nor when booting nor in BIOS.
Another problem could be getting it to work under your OS.
Get prepared, you might need to boot some 'VGA mode' to set TV mode.

Zdenek Sojka

"GabrielG" <twc2813049608@earthlink.net> p�e v diskusn�m p��sp�vku
news:2B6Ac.13597$Y3.7302@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
> it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
> to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> Gabe
>
>
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#272
Author: Plato
Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 03:00
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Brad Griffis wrote:
> 
> Usually you have to turn on the S-Video when you hook something up to it.
> Most laptops I've seen use a keystroke such as Fn-F6 to do this.  If your Fn
> key is purple then you should see a little purple tv icon on one of your
> keys (it's F6 on mine).
> 
> Another possibility might be to go to Control Panel -> Display and check on
> the Settings tab.  You might be able to enable it through there.

I've never used S-Video. My question is, is there a similiar thing you
have to do with desktops or will the S-Video port just work? 




> > I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
> > it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
> > to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> > As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> > Gabe
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#273
Author: Hans Vlems
Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 18:37
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Or Fn-F4
"Brad Griffis" <bradgriffis@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:9m8Ac.25079$eH1.11588717@newssvr28.news.prodigy.com...
> Usually you have to turn on the S-Video when you hook something up to it.
> Most laptops I've seen use a keystroke such as Fn-F6 to do this.  If your
Fn
> key is purple then you should see a little purple tv icon on one of your
> keys (it's F6 on mine).
>
> Another possibility might be to go to Control Panel -> Display and check
on
> the Settings tab.  You might be able to enable it through there.
>
> Brad
>
> "GabrielG" <twc2813049608@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:2B6Ac.13597$Y3.7302@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> > I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV
but
> > it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to
do
> > to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> > As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> > Gabe
> >
> >
>
>
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#274
Author: Yep
Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 20:46
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"Zdenek Sojka" <XzsojkaX@seXznam.cz> wrote in message news:<cat4fr$2dg2$1@ns.felk.cvut.cz>...
> Is the default LCD screen working?
> If so, try some hotkey, it should be described in your documentation.
> Ask your notebook's dealer.
> 
> As you wrote, it doesnot work at all - nor when booting nor in BIOS.
> Another problem could be getting it to work under your OS.
> Get prepared, you might need to boot some 'VGA mode' to set TV mode.
> 
> Zdenek Sojka
> 
> "GabrielG" <twc2813049608@earthlink.net> p�e v diskusn�m p��sp�vku
> news:2B6Ac.13597$Y3.7302@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> > I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
> > it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
> > to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> > As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> > Gabe
> >
> >

I think you need to in this order
1) plug s video into tv
2) plug s video into laptop
3) turn on tv
4) turn on laptop
5) go into display proerties and look for an option to change from monitor to TV

You have to have the TV plugged in and on so that the laptop detects it during boot

I think :)
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#275
Author: Toshi1873
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 00:34
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In article 
<1e60ffd8.0406181246.5b431d4b@posting.google.com>, 
bleaky121@volcanomail.com says...
> I think you need to in this order
> 1) plug s video into tv
> 2) plug s video into laptop
> 3) turn on tv
> 4) turn on laptop
> 5) go into display proerties and look for an option to change from monitor to TV
> 
> You have to have the TV plugged in and on so that the laptop detects it during boot
> 

On my Toshiba laptop (S3 Graphics SuperSavage chip), I 
don't think you have to worry about timing (as to what 
gets turned on first anymore).  But I haven't tested 
that empirically.

1) Plug the external display into the appropriate port 
(e.g. TV to the S-Video, or external monitor to the back 
VGA plug).  Turn the external display on.

2) Go to your desktop, right-click and go into Display 
Properties.  Switch to the "Settings" tab, click on 
"Advanced" button.

3) On the S3Display tab, you can then pick which devices 
you want to use in combination (you can pick up to two).

Most other modern graphics drivers should have a similar 
control panel.
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#276
Author: Tabasco1
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 02:31
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"GabrielG" <twc2813049608@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:2B6Ac.13597$Y3.7302@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
> it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
> to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> Gabe
>

The Fn key sounds like the right direction to me... Remember that there are
likely 3+ settings so toggle through them one at a time and don't panic when
your laptops display goes out!

You know that you will need to use some more cables for sending the audio
over right?


Charles
Torrance, California
http://www.tcpslashipdomains.com
Re: For those users that have used S video before
#270
Author: ProfGene
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 15:34
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There are probably sound settings in Control Panel in Display that have to
be setup for TV out.
"GabrielG" <twc2813049608@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:2B6Ac.13597$Y3.7302@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> I just bought a S video cable for my laptop and is connected to my TV but
> it's not working at all. Am  missing something else ? What Do I have to do
> to view my Laptop screen to my TV ?
> As always any feedbacks are greatly appreciated.
> Gabe
>
>
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