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Old 11-11-2005, 12:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default help with Geforce fx 5600 ....

hey guys i dont know if im in the right place ( sorry if im not )

i got a fx 5600 , everything is fine execpt the TV out ,

it just wont work , i never had a card with a S-Video with 7 pins i think , they all used to use 4 pin plug's anyway ive tried ......


New drivers ( older and newset ) Detonators also ,

trying card in diffent machine ,

Tested S-video lead on DVD player ( works fine on TV ),

doing all the " if your tv is connected and not being picked up ", setup's ,


i was told b4 that tv only works on 4pins plug's , now i got this card and it has a 7pin socket im abit confussed but i assume it will work due it being on the card .....


i think ive tried everything and nuffin comes out the TV not even a flicker .


any surgestions or help would be Very greatfull ,

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Ps, by saying 7 pin i think its 7 , could be rong could be 6 , could be 8 ( alot more than 4 anyway )
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cause its not S-Video its VIVO, you need an adapter.... the point of VIVO is so you can have signals in, then out via splitting.... look on Newegg, they should have either a VIVO to S-Video Adapter, or the actual peice for the I/O
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wow thnx ,


im in the uk , is there anywhere i can get 1 in the uk so it wont have to be shipped across the pond


Also , i took the lead out it had 8 pins , is this normall ?
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Old 11-11-2005, 01:06 AM   #4 (permalink)
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yeah but he said "TV-Out" now TV-in...So a card w/o VIVO should be able to display a monitor on TV. Have you gone into display properties, settings, advanced, and switching the little drawdown menue to TV?
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yes i tried all the TV settings ... but nuffin comes out the Tv what so ever ,


i also tried Many diffrent drivers ect
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Old 11-11-2005, 01:36 AM   #6 (permalink)
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ok Dam , i think i found my problem ,


i just took m G card out .... the socket had 9 pins , the lead they gave me withit has 8 pins ....


if this is what is messin up , is this what i need ....

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-CABLE-ASSY...QQcmdZViewItem


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any1 ( please ) ?
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that will work
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