Re: GeForce4 MX 440 - A Way To Have it detect a TV wiht no signal?

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Posted by Max on June 22, 2002 at 18:16:01:

In Reply to: GeForce4 MX 440 - A Way To Have it detect a TV wiht no signal? posted by Adam on April 28, 2002 at 15:20:49:

You're right, NVidia cards allow you to activate TV-out only if they can detect the TV on the output. I never had problems with that, but when I wanted to fool my card, I just closed the output with 75 ohm resistor; It worked really nice. If your cable has a bigger impedance, it might not get detected as a TV-set. You might try therefore to shunt you cable in parallel with such a resistor on the TV-out of the card.
PS.: don't worry, the resistor will not harm your card. Just make sure it's at least 75 ohms.
Max

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: You're right, NVidia cards allow you to activate TV-out only if they can detect the TV on the output. I never had problems with that, but when I wanted to fool my card, I just closed the output with 75 ohm resistor; It worked really nice. If your cable has a bigger impedance, it might not get detected as a TV-set. You might try therefore to shunt you cable in parallel with such a resistor on the TV-out of the card. : PS.: don't worry, the resistor will not harm your card. Just make sure it's at least 75 ohms. : Max

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