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On Wed, 2 Jul 2003 00:01:43 -0400, Matthew Carpenter wrote:

>I just purchased the GF4Ti4200 with my new machine (which I'm most pleased with)
>
>I'd like some input on tricks to get this sucker working the best.  I knew it had 
>video out.  Video In was a bonus I didn't expect (if only it works).
>
>Video Out shows up my boot to the TV...  But as soon as X starts, the TV becomes an 
>Orange mess of lines.  I've tried changing modes (CTRL-ALT-+) but all that I see is 
>some rearranging of what little black is left on the TV.  This is inconvenient.  
>Obviously it'd make me the happiest if this would be viewable even when I'm at 
>1280x1024 (I like to live there most the time) but I'd settle for 640x480.  (Note:  
>SuSE includes this great little tool which lets you set your resolution on the fly... 
>very nice indeed)  I also wouldn't complain if the TV could be set up as an extension 
>of my desktop, not a clone.  I've seen the nvtv utility and plays just a little.  No 
>luck other than killing the feed to my CRT.
>Yes, I'm using GLX and the NVidia accelerated driver.  DRI is another question I'm 
>not sure of.
>
Just read de README for the nvidia GLX driver. You should have it
somewhere in your disk (something like /usr/share/doc/NVIDIA_GLX-1.0/),
or you can download the tar.gz from nVidia's site (ie:
NVIDIA_GLX-1.0-4363.tar.gz). You'll find all the info you need there. 

The chipset supports TV out up to 1024x768.

>Video In I haven't tried much with yet.  All I know is that SuSE didn't detect it so 
>it's probably not one of the BTTV chipset.  The manual calls is WDM or something or 
>other.  Anyone have any luck with this one?   I remember reading recently on this 
>list that someone said they'd stick with NVidia for all of their video capture needs. 
> I'd love to as well, since my other option is to migrate my ATI TVWonder VE card 
>(Walmart: $45) from my old machine to this one.  Not elegant, but doable, and it's a 
>BTTV chipset.
>

My vid card doesn't have TV-in, but a quick search in Gentoo Forums
revealed that you need RivaTV (http://rivatv.sourceforge.net):

http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=29290&highlight=gf4+tvin
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