TNT2 TV-Out, WinDVD and a big TV
This is a discussion about TNT2 TV-Out, WinDVD and a big TV in the Windows Software category; Guys, I just installed a TNT2 M64 w/TV-out and connected it to my VCR/TV. When I watch DVD's on my monitor, all's cool. However, when I switch to TV-out the DVD plays but the picture doesn't appear. Does anyone know why this would be? I'm using the latest (21.
Guys,
I just installed a TNT2 M64 w/TV-out and connected it to my VCR/TV.
When I watch DVD's on my monitor, all's cool.
However, when I switch to TV-out the DVD plays but the picture doesn't appear.
Does anyone know why this would be?
I'm using the latest (21.83) detonators.
I just installed a TNT2 M64 w/TV-out and connected it to my VCR/TV.
When I watch DVD's on my monitor, all's cool.
However, when I switch to TV-out the DVD plays but the picture doesn't appear.
Does anyone know why this would be?
I'm using the latest (21.83) detonators.
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The problem is that your TNT card doesn't have Macrovision (I doubt that it does anyhow). WinDVD checks to see if your video card has Macrovision, if not, no TV out.
Here is the quote from the WinDVD page:
"Our software will not allow playback of DVDs with graphic boards that contain a TV out component unless they use Macrovision to prevent the creation of an illegal copy of the DVD title."
Here is the quote from the WinDVD page:
"Our software will not allow playback of DVDs with graphic boards that contain a TV out component unless they use Macrovision to prevent the creation of an illegal copy of the DVD title."
well, ditch WIndvd, their are enough DVD players out their that will play dvd's, just got to find some
Quote:
"Our software will not allow playback of DVDs with graphic boards that contain a TV out component unless they use Macrovision to prevent the creation of an illegal copy of the DVD title."
So let me get this straight, unless your video card manufacturer is a butt buddy of the MPAA no DVDs on your TV with WinDVD? Does anyone see anything wrong with this?
"Our software will not allow playback of DVDs with graphic boards that contain a TV out component unless they use Macrovision to prevent the creation of an illegal copy of the DVD title."
So let me get this straight, unless your video card manufacturer is a butt buddy of the MPAA no DVDs on your TV with WinDVD? Does anyone see anything wrong with this?
yes.
its bad.
its bad.
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Whilst I am going to recommend this proggy - I am not an employee or friend of the developer.
Use TVTool with NVidia Cards to get a TV Out w/out macrovision.
TVCC2000 (available on same site) performs the same function and is freeware nut has less features.
Works with all software DVD players.
Read about and get TvTool here: http://www.tvtool.de/index_e.htm
Provides a nice image too.
Use TVTool with NVidia Cards to get a TV Out w/out macrovision.
TVCC2000 (available on same site) performs the same function and is freeware nut has less features.
Works with all software DVD players.
Read about and get TvTool here: http://www.tvtool.de/index_e.htm
Provides a nice image too.
