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philips 42" plasma conect tolatitude x1
i have managed to get connection btween dell latitude x1 and philips tv only driver resolution that works is 640*480 60hz there is no driver in the notebook for other resolution 800*600 56hz I have tried all resolutions but tv brings up mesagge this format not suported but it suport edtv 640/720*480p or hdtv 1920*1080I is there some way to get my notebook to drive at those resolutions so i can get a better picture with my presentations and photos or is the 800*600 56hz driver for the intel 915 available somewhere?
Message Edited by curiovs on 12-04-2005 09:32 PM
spartanintexas
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willearp
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I also have a Latitude X1 and want to connect it to a TV so I can watch DVDs and stuff on a bigger screen, I have a VGA to Composite / S-Video converter so i can plug it into the TV, but the software will not let me select 800x600x50hz output, the lowest is 60hz, I have used a desktop at this resolution before to output to a television, through this adapter. There is also no option to say the output device is a TV, I have tried telling the device manager to install a TV for the driver on the secondary monitor but this makes no difference. From what I have read on the Intel site the chipset is perfectly capable of performing this function. (see http://www.intel.com/technology/itj/2005/volume09issue01/art03_hiperf_graphics/p05_tvout.htm).
It is a cool laptop and it would be nice to be able to watch DVD and play games on the big screen when I am round my friends' house without having to buy some sort of VGA to TV converter.
Any ideas??
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