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Voodoo3 3000 TV out with GPL

3 posts by 3 people · 08 Jul 1999 - 09 Jul 1999

Anybody tried the TV out on the Voodoo3 3000/3500 with GPL I've gotta a spare 35" TV laying around the house, and if I can put at least 1024 x 768 through it, and it looks okay, I'll buy the card. Any advice??? SteveG
Robocat 08 Jul 1999#478606
it works pretty good it takes a little tweeking though and you really need to use the s-video input if you have a choice Robocat >Anybody tried the TV out on the Voodoo3 3000/3500 with GPL >I've gotta a spare 35" TV laying around the house, and if I can put at least >1024 x 768 through it, and it looks okay, I'll buy the card. >Any advice??? >SteveG
The NTSC Television only has 485 active scan lines. The PAL system has 575. You can display at most about 768x575 x 25 Hz interlaced on a PAL TV. Consumer televisions/monitors generally are only set up to "overscan" which hides about 5% on each side of the picture, reducing the actual viewable resolution even further. A big-screen TV is not the same thing as a large non-interlaced monitor. Best Wishes, Scott

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