CV64 & two monitors

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3 total messages Started by Ivar Nilsson Thu, 18 Apr 1996 09:58

#9288

Author: Ivar Nilsson
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 09:58

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Hi folks!

Is there anybody who knows how i setup my A3000 and CyberVision Card so 
that i can have two monitors with different screens on??

I need one screen in a amigascreen-format to put out on a tv, 
and another in a cybercreen-format to put out on a monitor.

Bye!__   Home: ivar@augs.se
   _/var Work: ivar@jd.se

Re: CV64 & two monitors

#9292

Author: Jaco Schoonen
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 21:53

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Ivar Nilsson (ivar@jd.se) wrote:
: Hi folks!

: Is there anybody who knows how i setup my A3000 and CyberVision Card so 
: that i can have two monitors with different screens on??

: I need one screen in a amigascreen-format to put out on a tv, 
: and another in a cybercreen-format to put out on a monitor.

Set the env-variavle KEEPAMIGAVIDEO to 1
That should do the trcik if I'm correct.
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Jaco Schoonen
(jaco@stack.urc.tue.nl)

Re: CV64 & two monitors

#9303

Author: Mark P Allen
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 12:50

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On 18-Apr-96 19:58:54, Ivar Nilsson wrote:

 IN> Is there anybody who knows how i setup my A3000 and CyberVision Card so 
 IN> that i can have two monitors with different screens on??

 IN> I need one screen in a amigascreen-format to put out on a tv, 
 IN> and another in a cybercreen-format to put out on a monitor.

Connect one monitor to CV64, and one monitor to A3000 output (either 15kHz
or 31kHz port as appropriate). In CyberGraphX, set NOPASSTHROUGH and
KEEPAMIGAVIDEO environment variables to "1" (ie., on).

Regards,

         Mark

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