formula400
Prominent Member
right when i connect my tv to the pc i get unsupported signal adjust your pc output, what does that mean???? i am using Belkin VGA/SVGA Monitor cable.
any help please
any help please
It is your graphics settings not the cable. Check the manual, you need to use one of the supported resolutions and refresh rates.formula400 said:right when i connect my tv to the pc i get unsupported signal adjust your pc output, what does that mean???? i am using Belkin VGA/SVGA Monitor cable.
Do you have catalyst installed (you will have an ATI logo in your system tray)formula400 said:sorry you have lost me, its 1152x846 now, what do i change it to????
my card is a Radeon 9200 if that helps
also the pc was on i just unplug the pc screen and plug the tv in, do i need to restart the pc??
jameson_uk said:Do you have catalyst installed (you will have an ATI logo in your system tray)
If not I suggest you head over to http://www.ati.com to download it as it will enable you to turn off EDID which will get you 1:1 mapping.
You can set the res manually in windows as others have said, just need to make sure the refresh rate is 60Hz.
Go for 1360x768 and untick EDID and you will get amazing desktop picture on your nice TV
You do not need to untick it to get it to work but I found that with my Radeon 9600 I only got 1:1 with it unticked.formula400 said:hello ive got the ati thing there but where can i untick edid??
so once unticked i can change the screen res on the pc???? then plug the tv in????
rattlesnake said:I have the radeon 9200 card in my laptop and have the sony 32v2000. I use a program called powerstrip to match the tv resolution. Currently use 1360 x 768. Haven't has the EDID problem as suggested above.
Powerstrip is quick and easy to use. If you still have problems I suggest to use powerstrip.
Andy
Are you sure? I had my Radeon 9600 at 1360x768 and was getting a fairly decent pictire but I noticed I was getting overscan (it did not quite fit on the screen).rattlesnake said:I have the radeon 9200 card in my laptop and have the sony 32v2000. I use a program called powerstrip to match the tv resolution. Currently use 1360 x 768. Haven't has the EDID problem as suggested above.
Should not need powerstrip with a 9200, it should do 1360x768 out the box.rattlesnake said:I have the radeon 9200 card in my laptop and have the sony 32v2000. I use a program called powerstrip to match the tv resolution. Currently use 1360 x 768. Haven't has the EDID problem as suggested above.
Powerstrip is quick and easy to use. If you still have problems I suggest to use powerstrip.
jameson_uk said:Are you sure? I had my Radeon 9600 at 1360x768 and was getting a fairly decent pictire but I noticed I was getting overscan (it did not quite fit on the screen).
Have you set the refresh rate to 60Hz? 1360x768 @ 60Hz via Radeon 9200 into the 32v2000 def works, I tried it last night with another machine I have...formula400 said:but when i set my pc to that res and then connect the tv i nget the unsupported sigal message.
so how do i get it to display 1280x768 on wxga???????????