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Can you post your whole XF86Config file? I would like to see the
Videocard and screen sections. <br>
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- James<br>
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Robert Dege wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I followed Robert Dege's howto exactly and got a signal that ran at
64hz, had a big black bar on the right and visible horizontal retrace
lines.
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I don't remember writing a HOWTO, but I do remember using one :) I
believe 2 other people wrote a howto that was later linked from the
marvel.sf.net website.
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<pre wrap="">To get a useable picture, I had to explicitly set the xfree86 monitor
definition to only use a 31.5-31.5khz horizontal frequency range and a
60.0-60.0 vertical frequency range. At that setting, only 640x480
resolution works (fine for TV), but the monitor output is now unusable.
I followed that with a
fbset -fb /dev/fb0 -t 39682 50 0 37 10 46 2 -g 640 477 640 480 32
to get the picture centered and filled out.
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In my XF86Config file, I created 2 monitor configs. One for Television,
and one for a regular Monitor. Here's my TV Config:
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "TV"
VendorName "RCA"
ModelName "RCA"
HorizSync 31-50
VertRefresh 60
EndSection
Using that, in combination with fbset, I am able to display to TV @
1024x768 w/16bit color. I couldn't get a perfect picture on both the
Monitor and on the TV, (esp. with the low refresh on the monitor).
However, I was able to get them both somewhat working at the sametime. I
think the TV was not totally centered or something like that. With fbset,
one minor change with upper or lower could blank out the monitor
completely.
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<pre wrap="">Anyway, it works for tv out, even though I can no longer connect a
monitor. I dunno if running at 640x480 instead of something like
800x600 makes any difference.
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Have color depth set to 16bit helps out. I don't know the technical
parts, but it has something to do with only so much information can be
processed by the card at one time.
Dege
I'm just not up2date on my al-kee-hol-*hic* lingo
Although, I do have that slurring part down ;)
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