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just bought this card (Its a giga-byte card).
I connected it to a TV with a 9pin SVideo to composite adapter. The picture shows but there is almost no color. Why? I have played around with various color settings. I think it should work because I have another computer with an ATI card, using a 7-pin SVideo to composite adapter and it works fine. I tried the GeForce card with another TV with a 9-pin Svideo to 4-pin Svideo adapter and it works fine as well. This might be a bit confusing, so let me try again. I have 2 TVs and 2 computers with cards (1 ATI and 1 Geforce). All combinations work except the Geforce card to the TV with the composite adapter. In this case, I have almost no color. Again, I assume it SHOULD work, (ie) it is not a problem with the s-video to composite adapter, because everything works with the 4 year old ATI card. Any ideas. Thanks. ![]() |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Australia
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PAL / NTSC Settings is all I can think of.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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yeah, thanks. I'll try that later at home.
It would make sense because the TV where everything works is PAL/NTSC but the TV that doesn't work is only PAL. I read a FAQ at nvidia.com that suggested this as well. Thanks for the response. |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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yes, the PAL/NTSC setting was the problem.
By default it installed with NTSC and I changed it to PAL B and it worked fine. Again, thanks for the response. |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Hello, I'm having the same problem, only I've already got it set to PAL. I'm using a standard 4-pin s-video connector and I think maybe the pinout on the 6200 is non-standard?
I managed to get colour using the 7-pin adaptor that came with the card, plugged into the composite input on my TV, but I would prefer Y-C - if I could get some chrominance action... The exact same cable worked just fine with my previous Nvidia (Geforce 2) card so I know there's nothing kooky going on with the cable or the TV? Any ideas? Is there a 7-pin to 4-pin adaptor that with work maybe? Cheers |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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you know, I had this same problem with my 5200 for my HTPC.. after a certain ver of drivers, s-vid out turned black and white, no matter what i tried, twiddling around with all the settings, until I rolled back the drivers. Because of that, my HTPC is still using like 50 series drivers though! heh, so thats probably not what you want to use on a normal computer.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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With the classic control panel, even if you connected via S-Video, it would send a composite signal over S-Video. To fix this, you had to go to advanced properties for the TV out and select S-Video as the output mode, even when connected via S-Video.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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I try to buld corect cable for my video card from here and it work well. I don't know what, but you can try it. |
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