on 07/06/03 20:25, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> At 2:17 AM -0400 6/7/2003, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
>> on 06/06/03 22:56, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 
>>>  Does anyone know how to get S-video output on a Wallstreet under OS X
>>>  (10.2.6 to be specific).  I've tried waking from sleep and booting
>>>  with the S-Video connection (actually a composite monitor and the WS
>>>  S-video adapter).  When booted in OS 9.2.2 it works fine.  Under X
>>>  there is no sign of it in the Displays preferences nor any mention I
>>>  can find in Help.
>>> 
>>>  Is it just the case that OS X doesn't support external video on a
>>> Wallstreet?
>> 
>> Try lowering the resolution. IIRC, it won't work on a Wallstreet at 1024 x
>> 768.
> 
> I tried it at 800x600 and 640x480, no go.  In 9.2.2 it does work at
> 1024x768.  In 10.2.6 there isn't any sign of TV operation, in 9.2.2
> when the TV is connected the resolution list includes the three built
> in sizes and assorted resolutions for both PAL and NTSC.

Must be something Apple introduced with a later version of OS X. I remember
very well doing this on my Wallstreet, but that was with 10.1.x, well before
Jaguar.

Sorry!

-Laurent.
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