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Question: "composite out" on video card	by rorajoey	2005-03-08 02:06:32
I have an ATI Radeon 9000 Pro; it has a "composite" video output (RCA), which I've connected to my television with a Monster video cable. The television is able to display my desktop, including any static graphics, but it won't display video. Specifically, I'm using Windoze Media Player to view a commercial DVD. I've also tried this with the Interactual player that comes with the 8 Mile DVD (and probably other Universal titles). The video plays on my computer screen, but on the television there's just a black box where the video should be. Is anyone familiar with this problem? any fixes?
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Thats how they keep you from copying the video to	by compubmw	2005-03-08 02:09:45
I had that problem, but...	by LSU_Frodin	2005-03-08 02:15:59
Strange....	by foredeck	2005-03-08 02:18:21
Is TV display cloned?	by Khaar	2005-03-08 02:20:53
The reason isn't copyright protection.	by krikkert	2005-03-08 02:21:59
you need to either	by astro-g	2005-03-08 02:38:09
oh	by astro-g	2005-03-08 02:38:48
I ran into the same problem	by Freakazoid	2005-03-08 02:36:12
As suggested above	by Alcyone	2005-03-08 02:52:52
Thanks for all your responses.	by rorajoey	2005-03-08 03:33:02
I've had resolution issues...	by lonegunman	2005-03-08 10:25:45

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