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I've had a geforce 4 ti4800 for years but recently bought a new xfx 6600gt.
Now, whenever i use the tv out connected to my tv the screen is black and white. When the computer boots the tv displays in colour but as soon as xp is booted the tv turns black and white. If i uninstall the driver the tv displays colour but thats no help. I am using the svideo connection not the composite. I have read the faq on the nvidia website and switched the video output format from auto select to svideo with no change and to composite which gives no signal as i am using svideo. I have tried every single signal format, (which should be l/pal for the UK) and changing to ntsc or any other varient of pal makes no change. I know my cables and tv are fine as it shows colour on boot. I think i have tried every single possability that a GUI can provide me with. My only thought is that the signal format is not correct as i am aware of this happeneing when ntsc is selected. Anyone have any ideas. |
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Anisymbolic
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
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I had that problem with my 6800 NU on composite for a while - it was fixed by a BIOS update. Have you tried contacting XFX?
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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my tv-out does this in linux, check the hue and saturation levels in the tv-out properties page on the nvidia driver. My card seems to default to 0 saturation, which makes for black and white output whatever tv-out format is selected.
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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Thanks for the swift reply, my HSI levels are fine but i wasn't aware you could contact XFX. I might just do that. BIOS update? I hadn't thought of that. I suppose it's worth a go considering i've exhausted the logical alternatives. Thanks people, will post back if i solve it.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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You don't solved it i suppose?
I'm having the EXACT same problem atm. I've looked into the bios, but it seems i can only find a bios that's older than mine . Anyone else maybe? since this is an old thread... |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Are you connecting the S-Video output to a SCART adapter? If you are most el cheapo adapters don't tie the chrominance and luminance signals together. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Cybersix
Join Date: Oct 2004
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when i had this black and white problem i just ran the nvidia tv wizard in the driver panel again and it was fixed.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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It is all not so simple i'm afraid, the problem also occurs in linux for example...
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