Hello All, I've got a Geforce FX card that's working just dandy with dual monitors (DVI + Analog). However, I'd really like to run TV output from time to time for games and such and I can do this if I go and change the dualview options but this is not ideal for me. I'd really like to have the TV out mirror my second analog display which runs at 1024x768 so it shouldn't be a problem, is there a way to do this? Maybe with some sort of third party utility? Alternatively, is there a quick and easy way to setup profiles which would allow me to switch back and forth between the various setups? I'm out of PCI slots so I'd like to avoid buying another video card if possible but if that's what it takes... Thanks Mike
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NVidia Geforce Dual Monitor + TV Out
by Michael Dombrowski » Sun, 05 Sep 2004 10:53:26 GMT
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