How To Enable/Disable The Tv Display; Using And Adjusting Tv Display Features; How Tv Display Cannot Be Used; Using A Monitor Vs. Using Tv Display - ATI Technologies Radeon X300 Series User Manual

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36 How To Enable/Disable The TV Display

How To Enable/Disable The TV Display
1
Access the Windows
2
Click on the Settings tab and then the Advanced... button.
3
Click on the ATI Displays tab. Click on the TV button.
4
Click the enable/disable button.
5
Click OK or Apply to save the changes.

Using and Adjusting TV Display Features

For information about how to adjust TV display features, right-click the
ATI taskbar icon

How TV Display Cannot Be Used

A TV cannot be left connected to the card if two analog monitors are
connected, even if the TV is off and not enabled in the software.
An analog monitor connected to the DVI-I connector cannot be left
connected to the card when TV out is enabled. In both cases, your graphics
card will become overloaded, resulting in a dim image on all devices.

Using a Monitor vs. Using TV Display

Using your TV for your computer's display can be useful, however, the
display on your monitor may change or looked squashed. This distortion
occurs because the display adjusts to fit the dimensions of your TV. To
correct the monitor's display, use the monitor's control buttons to adjust its
display size and position.
Some single-frequency monitors may not work with TV display enabled. If
you experience problems when TV display is enabled, disable TV display
to restore your monitor's display.

Adjusting Monitor Display

The size of the display on your monitor may become smaller and not
perfectly centered when you have TV display enabled. These effects are
caused by the changes the graphics card is required to make in order to
display your desktop properly on a TV.
®
Control Panel. Double-click Display.
, point to Help , then point to ATI Television Display .

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