>From memory only and a quick look I believe I added similar to this into
xorg in the device section
Option "TVStandard" "PAL-I"
Option "TVOutFormat" "SVIDEO"
I never needed to use nvtv - not sure what card you're using but I have
and had tvout on an old Geforce4
I never tried nvtv so can't help
slightly to the left of this topic, anyone managed to use the 3 skypphone as
a modem under Ubuntu?
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I installed nvtv only to be told that no supported video card was found.
David King
Rob Beard wrote:
> David King wrote:
>
>> I managed to get the output back on the monitor, cloned onto the TV, but
>> still only black and white on the TV.
>>
>>
>
> Have you tried nvtv?
>
> I did give
David King wrote:
> I managed to get the output back on the monitor, cloned onto the TV, but
> still only black and white on the TV.
>
Have you tried nvtv?
I did give it a quick try on my PC but my video card hasn't got TV out
(I use DVI to connect the PC to the TV).
Rob
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On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 11:43, keith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks to everybody who replied offering advice on installing Ubuntu on the
> Acer.
>
> I'll have a go over the weekend and if I encounter ant insurmountable (for
> me) problems you'll probably hear about them here!
>
> Cheers,
>
>
I managed to get the output back on the monitor, cloned onto the TV, but
still only black and white on the TV.
David King wrote:
> I tried gksu nvidia-settings and set it up with the TV as a clone of the
> monitor, logged out and then logged back in again, but now I only have
> the display on
David King wrote:
> From the same PC, which already had Ubuntu 7.10 installed, when I boot
> into that old Ubuntu installation, I cannot find any option for the
> Nvidia control panel like I can in Mythbuntu. I want to test TV out in
> Ubuntu to find out if that will give a colour or black and
I tried gksu nvidia-settings and set it up with the TV as a clone of the
monitor, logged out and then logged back in again, but now I only have
the display on the TV and not on the monitor, and in black and white only.
David
piskie wrote:
> Usually it's in System Admin - you should be able to
How do I add the PAL/I option to xorg?
David
piskie wrote:
> Usually it's in System Admin - you should be able to run it from
> terminal - gksu nvidia-settings
>
> I did use to need to add the PAL or PAL/I option to xorg.
>
> Kev
>
>
>
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Usually it's in System Admin - you should be able to run it from
terminal - gksu nvidia-settings
I did use to need to add the PAL or PAL/I option to xorg.
Kev
David King wrote:
> From the same PC, which already had Ubuntu 7.10 installed, when I boot
> into that old Ubuntu installation, I canno
From the same PC, which already had Ubuntu 7.10 installed, when I boot
into that old Ubuntu installation, I cannot find any option for the
Nvidia control panel like I can in Mythbuntu. I want to test TV out in
Ubuntu to find out if that will give a colour or black and white output
from the sam
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 6:28 PM, Joshua Scotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm getting an Eee PC 901 which should be delivered tomorrow and I plan
> to install ubuntu-eee on it as soon as it arrives.
>
> Have any of you guys managed to get a Mobile Broadband USB modem such as
> Vodafon
I was talking about the USB ones.
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 7:05 PM, Ken Robson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Josh asked about usb broadband modems.
> I used one very successfully on 8.04 (eee version) on my 702 with no
> problems.
> I installed the latest network manager (0.7) on 8.04 and this has th
Josh asked about usb broadband modems.
I used one very successfully on 8.04 (eee version) on my 702 with no
problems.
I installed the latest network manager (0.7) on 8.04 and this has the
built in broadband modem support so it was just a matter of selecting it
and say connect.
Usb stick was/is
Generally they just work, I have seen people using the Vodafone ones with
them. If it doesn't work Out of the box, Vodafone have produced a GPL'd tool
to use them with. I had a 3 Huawei E220, which worked perfectly.
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 6:28 PM, Joshua Scotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi all
If the position has now changed from 'point of contact' to 'team leader'
will you be putting you're name down for another go ?
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Hi all,
I'm getting an Eee PC 901 which should be delivered tomorrow and I plan
to install ubuntu-eee on it as soon as it arrives.
Have any of you guys managed to get a Mobile Broadband USB modem such as
Vodafones's [1] set up on an Eee PC and if so how?
Also, are there any important things I ne
I cannot find any option for PAL or NTSC. There is also nothing listed in the
xorg.conf mentioning NTSC or PAL.
I also tried different cables, and different s-video to scart adapters.
David
>David King wrote:
>
>> Any ideas how to get the TV out image to be in colour?
>
>Sounds to me like it'
Thanks to everybody who replied offering advice on installing Ubuntu on the
Acer.
I'll have a go over the weekend and if I encounter ant insurmountable (for me)
problems you'll probably hear about them here!
Cheers,
Keith.
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(Still using Ubu
Alan Pope wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As I previously mentioned [0], I'll be stepping down from stewardship
> of the good ship Ubuntu UK LoCo at the end of November.
>
> The first part of the process starts now, which is where we identify
> those individuals who would like to be considered for the role. Once
Hi,
As I previously mentioned [0], I'll be stepping down from stewardship
of the good ship Ubuntu UK LoCo at the end of November.
The first part of the process starts now, which is where we identify
those individuals who would like to be considered for the role. Once
this process is over, startin
When i've had this probelm in the past it's been down to the cable. I've
swaped the cable or the scart adapater or similar and it's come up in a
colour
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2008/11/5 John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am sorry if this has come up before, also about cross posting, but I
> havent been able to find anything about it, so wanted to as about it.
>
> I am a from the UK, and because of my laptop not being up to Ubuntu
> specs, I have been looking into buying a lap
David King wrote:
> Any ideas how to get the TV out image to be in colour?
Sounds to me like it's set to NTSC rather than PAL. You'll need to
either set it to PAL or PAL/I.
I'm sure there should be something on the NVidia control panel.
Rob
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Keith
Its not daunting at all follow the eeepc version of Ubuntu as I did and you
will have a working version with all your stuff working. The route you
should follow is on the Acer Aspire forum. Only problem I had was FF3
freezing but once again follow the instructions on the forum to remedy that
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