Hi -1 last try - firstly I have the same deal as you and my svideo cable
is plugged into an adaptor
Try adding this to xorg
Section "Extensions"
Option "SVIDEO""Enable"
Option "Composite" "Enable"
I don't know if you've attached your xorg anywhere pr
The webpage suggests connecting pin 15 to pin 20. This did not work.
Besides, when I connect a different PC running Windows using the same
setup I get colour. I also tried putting the TV out lead from the PC
into my old VCR which has s-video connection, and through that I also
just got a black
I found instructions for that at
http://www.camp0s.com/pc_related/svideo/vcr_to_pc_svideo.php
but it made no difference when I connected pin 15 to pin 19.
The TV itself is a fairly basic old TV, no fancy settings, just 1 scart
input, no S-Video input, hence I have to use an S-video to scart adap
Hello,
Seif Attar wrote:
> piskie wrote:
>
>> not sure then - I'm fairly positive that was all I needed to add, but I
>> could be mistaken.
>>
>> The only other difference being that I use seperate x screens rather
>> than clone
>>
>> Als my tv seems to show 2 outputs from svideo input - av2 an
piskie wrote:
> not sure then - I'm fairly positive that was all I needed to add, but I
> could be mistaken.
>
> The only other difference being that I use seperate x screens rather
> than clone
>
> Als my tv seems to show 2 outputs from svideo input - av2 and yc2 - av2
> is b/w - yc2 is colour
>
not sure then - I'm fairly positive that was all I needed to add, but I
could be mistaken.
The only other difference being that I use seperate x screens rather
than clone
Als my tv seems to show 2 outputs from svideo input - av2 and yc2 - av2
is b/w - yc2 is colour
Sorry
David King wrote:
> I t
I tried those options in the xorg.conf file, but it made no difference,
I am still left with just a black and white output on the TV.
I also tried
Option "TVOutFormat" "COMPOSITE"
but that did not help either.
David
David King wrote:
> Thanks piskie, I only found
> Option "TV Format" "PAL
2008/11/7 Lucy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008/11/5 Alan Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> I have stock Ubuntu 8.10 on my EEE 900 and it works very nicely, much
>> better than previous releases.
>
> Did you do a fresh install or an upgrade?
>
It's actually a bit of a bodge. I installed Ubuntu Mobile 8.10 f
2008/11/5 Alan Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have stock Ubuntu 8.10 on my EEE 900 and it works very nicely, much
> better than previous releases.
Did you do a fresh install or an upgrade?
I ask because I want to do an upgrade on my eeepc 900, but I'd like to
know how others got on first.. ;)
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Thanks piskie, I only found
Option "TV Format" "PAL-I"
when I searched on Google and tried that, but it did not work. I will
try your suggestion and see if that works.
David
piskie wrote:
> >From memory only and a quick look I believe I added similar to this into
> xorg in the device section
>
Yishay Mor wrote:
> slightly to the left of this topic, anyone managed to use the 3
> skypphone as a modem under Ubuntu?
I haven't personally (my Skypephone died after 3 days!) but it seems it
can be done, at least via Bluetooth...
http://davestevens.co.uk/blog/2008/01/03/3-skype-phone-as-bluet
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