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On 03/03/2006 01:44 PM, Landy Bible wrote:
> Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw) wrote:
>> Hmmm, could you tell me which is the option in Intel and Radeon
>> drivers? Or which is the option in xorg.conf that I should look for? :)
>> I mean, I would like to search about it and lookig for something close
>> or related, but it is going to be easy if I know which is the option
>> that you are refering. :-)
>>
>> BTW, when I was not using ATI proprietary driver, only "ati"
>> or "radeon" in my xorg.conf (instead of "fglrx") the video renders
>> without any extra options, of course, I'm missing something, but I'll
>> be happy if you could help to point this option out.
>>
> If you have the ATI Catalyst control panel, there may be a video overlay
> control. Mine is set to clone mode, "same on all" which allows the
> video to play on both outputs.
Yes, I have ATI Catalyst control panel. I tried to use it to
change to Clone Mode and other types of configurations (it surprises
me, a X restart is needed but it works to config dual head horizontal
or clone mode, amazing). Anyway, it does not solve the problem, looks
like that the OpenGL Overlay is the parameter that I need to turn on.
Kind regards,
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Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw)
"Debian. Freedom to code. Code to freedom!"
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