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Oh, if you can't get it with that...there is a program called TVTool (<a href="http://www.tvtool.de/index_e.htm" rel="ugc">www.tvtool.de/index_e.htm</a> I believe) which may help you.<br />
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Oh, if you can't get it with that...there is a program called TVTool (www.tvtool.de/index_e.htm [http://www.tvtool.de/index_e.htm] I believe) which may help you.

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Your TV must be connected and running in AV mode, after that select TV out option from Device Selection menu.
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Your TV must be connected and running in AV mode, after that select TV out option from Device Selection menu.

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Ok i have a nVidia GeForce 3 64mb ddr card, and im trying to get the driver software to recognize a S-video-&gt;RCA adaptor (that is connected to a tv) so i can have video out for a video project im doing. &nbsp;When i go into the nVidia advanced settings, then to &quot;Device Selection&quot;, i can click the &quot;Detect displays&quot; Button, but it doesn't see it. &nbsp;Is this due to the adaptor, and is there a way around this?? &nbsp;Help please!
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Ok i have a nVidia GeForce 3 64mb ddr card, and im trying to get the driver software to recognize a S-video->RCA adaptor (that is connected to a tv) so i can have video out for a video project im doing.  When i go into the nVidia advanced settings, then to "Device Selection", i can click the "Detect displays" Button, but it doesn't see it.  Is this due to the adaptor, and is there a way around this??  Help please!

GeForce 3 S-Video(out) detection problem!

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