S-vdeo quality

[ssc456]

So un-creative.

A? why so un-creative,

you may have mis understood me,

i meant, if you playing a video on VLC media player on screen 1, then drag it to screen 2 and the video goes blank, while the video is on screen 2 still click the stop button, then click play agai.

it always works for me, i didnt mean to be sarcasting and be like stop what your doing and play the vid on right screen

 

[kjman87]

S-video is not capable of transmitting HD content...

I know the issue was resolved i just figured id let you know why you had to change your res for S and not DVI


component (Blue, Red, Green) is capable of doing HD if you have that option too.

 

[MadSlaveGarden]

To get the movies to display on your T.V. you can switch the settings so the T.V. is monitor 1. Or what I like to do is go to my NVIDIA control panel>modify full-screen video options> and have the T.V. display full screen, so once you play a video it opens full-screen. I'm not sure what kind of card you have but that's what Nvidia has always done for me.

 

[jashan17]

I have the same problem with S-video on my hdtv. Thats why i use the VGA cable. Luckily my hdtv has a VGA input

 

[ssc456]

S-video is not capable of transmitting HD content...

I know the issue was resolved i just figured id let you know why you had to change your res for S and not DVI


component (Blue, Red, Green) is capable of doing HD if you have that option too.

it will transmit it jus not in HD, i had my 32 " LCD HD tv connected to my comp through s-video for a long time and have played severa 720 P and 1080 I films and trailers,

 

[kjman87]

it will transmit it jus not in HD, i had my 32 " LCD HD tv connected to my comp through s-video for a long time and have played severa 720 P and 1080 I films and trailers,

well yeah thats what I meant. it can transmit video just not HD Content.

thanks for clearing that up.

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

it will transmit it jus not in HD, i had my 32 " LCD HD tv connected to my comp through s-video for a long time and have played severa 720 P and 1080 I films and trailers,

yea but they just get downscaled.

 

[umakemebetter]

it will transmit it jus not in HD, i had my 32 " LCD HD tv connected to my comp through s-video for a long time and have played severa 720 P and 1080 I films and trailers,

i think you're using the supplied component HDTV connectors that come with all new NVIDIA cards - they have 2 extra pins and they usually output component.

S-Video is like the digital (sorta) version of Yellow - no difference, no possibility of HDTV.

u want HDTV? HDMI/DVI (same thing), or component (for crappy looking HD), OR coaxial (cable/satellite/antenna screwy jack thingy)

OR okay nvm
u said "just not in HD" exactly, so ur 720p and 1080i films are meaningless cuz they're showing up at 480i anyway