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[ILUG] TV-Out Video card

[ILUG] TV-Out Video card

Rick Moen rick at linuxmafia.com
Mon Jan 12 19:04:09 GMT 2004


Quoting Gavin McCullagh (ilug_gmc at fiachra.ucd.ie):

> The deafening silence apart from Liam suggests that not many people
> have had much success with tv out in linux at all.

Looks like Nvidia GeForce2 works -- though you have to use their poxy
proprietary drivers:
http://www.linuxhardware.org/article.pl?sid=01/05/29/2147241&mode=thread

ATI Rage Mobility P/M, works; no proprietary driver requirement:
http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/lennart/projects/atitvout/

The GATOS code is supposed to work with suitably equipped ATI Radeon,
Rage128, Mach64, Rage LT Pro, Rage XL, Rage Mobility cards -- and Rage
II/II+/IIc and original Rage Pro with some glitches.  Again, standard
XFree86 drivers.  http://www.retinalburn.net/linux/tvout.html

And, as you say, there are the Matrox cards.

I'd speculate that the lack of response on this list probably means some
combination of "We don't have those cards" and "We have no particular
need to see our computer video on widescreen television, thanks."

-- 
Cheers,                           "This is Unix.  Stop acting so helpless."
Rick Moen                                               -- D.J. Bernstein
rick at linuxmafia.com



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