DJDecepticon

10th June 2002 02:33 UTC

I have tried everything.....
I have read every one of the "AVS on the secondary display" problems, and mine curtails to none of the suggested solutions. First off here's what I am running:
PIII 800
384 MB Ram
GEForce 2 MX 400 (w/ S-video out)

I used to be able to get the svideo out to go full screen using overlay mode, it was fast too. Anywayz, I upgraded my Nvidia drivers to 2832. Ever since then, I can get the AVS window to play on my TV (svideo), but when I switch to fullscreen using overlay, the desktop changes color, but no AVS. It still goes fullscreen on my monitor tho. I changed the secondary and primary displays, used mirroring/cloning and used the tv as an additonal desktop....nuthin'.

Any help would be appreciated, same situation as others ie: have a show coming up, got a big tv, and I'm spinning along with some other katz, wanna flash some shout outs and dj props....

Thnx

Jaheckelsafar

10th June 2002 08:29 UTC

As far as I know (and in my experiance), the overlay signal can only go to one place. The primary display. Try setting the TV, or whatever you have hooked up to video out, as you primary display.


BTW, if you has AVS set to desktop mode you'll be able to edit and manage the presets while they're running.

DJDecepticon

12th June 2002 05:52 UTC

maybe 2 video cards?
I have an extra voodoo 3 card in my other box, might be able to use the voodoo card for the setup and use the tv out on the geforce for the output. hmmmmmmmm I'll have to try it.

UnConeD

12th June 2002 06:15 UTC

Um... why not just re-install the older drivers if you really need it that badly?

DJDecepticon

12th June 2002 17:25 UTC

If you know where to get the older Detonater drivers, sure, i'll try it. The out of the box drivers were horrible.

Rovastar

13th June 2002 23:51 UTC

I was going to suggest driverguide.com for old drivers but *just* been to nVidia.com and

Version: 29.42
File Size: 8.25 MB
Release Date: June 11, 2002
WHQL Certified

So maybe try these.

:)