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Oct 14
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I have an ATI Radeon 9800 DeLuxe video card. How can I play flight simulation on my TV screen? I understand that there is cable I have to use. Do I have to disconnect my monitor?
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Oct 14
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I think it depends on the TV as to what cable you can use. I have ancient TV's that use ancient RF cables.
If you go into your graphics card settings you'll see a "dual view" option or similar to enable the second display. Sorry, I haven't done it in so long, I've forgotten the details.
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I think that Radeon card has an "S" video out. You connect that to your TV and then configure it'ssetup in the Catalyst Control Center.
The ATI website has a whole tutorial on that stuff.
If your TV does not accept "S" input......... not sure what you can do.
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you can get a S-video to RCA jack converter/adapter as well if the tv does not have s-video input.
Just my two cents, Good luck!
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you can get a S-video to RCA jack converter/adapter as well if the tv does not have s-video input.
Just my two cents, Good luck!
Or an S-video - Scart connector
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