Using Your ATI Hdtv Video Cable | ATI Technologies X1650 guide

16 Connecting to HDTV

2Turn on your computer.

Note: Your TV will not display anything until Windows starts. This can take several minutes.

Using Your ATI HDTV Video Cable

Use the HDTV Video Cable to watch DVD movies and play video games on your High Definition Television.

Copy-protected DVDs restrict playback to 480i and 480p modes.

For maximum performance when you watch DVD movies or play computer games on your HDTV, you should find the mode and screen resolution that provide the best result on your TV, and use those settings exclusively.

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ATI Technologies X1650 manual Using Your ATI Hdtv Video Cable

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Radeon X1650 PRO Page Iii Disclaimer Important Safety Instructions Page Table of Contents Glossary Index Radeon X1650 PRO Features FeaturesIntroduction Ring Bus Memory Controller Advanced Image Quality Features Avivo Video and Display Platform CrossFire Uninstall Previous Graphics Card Drivers System Requirements To uninstall previous drivers System Requirements Using Multiple Displays Connecting Your Monitors To connect your monitors Display Configurations Display Connectors Comments Configuration Used Display Configurations Using TV Display and Capture Features Using TV OutViewing Your PC Display on a TV Connecting to a TV or VCR To connect S-Video Out Using a Monitor vs. Using TV Display Connecting Your S-Video Out to a TV or VCR Connecting to Hdtv Using a TV as the Only DisplayUsing Games and Applications Viewing Text on a TV Installing your ATI Hdtv video cable ATI Hdtv Cable Using Your ATI Hdtv Video Cable Installing Software and Drivers Installing Drivers and Software in WindowsSoftware Installation Prerequisites To install ATI drivers and software Monitor Configuration To set up a multi-monitor display Reinstalling DriversTo configure your primary display To manually reinstall drivers Express or Custom Install Installing the Catalyst Software Suite Catalyst Control Center Launching Catalyst Control Center Launching Catalyst Control Center Using the Start Menu Other Quick Launch Access PointsLaunching Catalyst Control Center Using the System Tray Launching Catalyst Control Center Using Hot Keys CrossFire FAQ What graphics cards work with CrossFire?Page Is a driver profile required to make CrossFire work? On what basis are different rendering modes chosen? Welcome to CrossFire CrossFire OverviewAllowable CrossFire System Components CrossFire Rendering Modes SuperTiling Scissor Mode Alternate Frame Rendering AFR Mode Super Anti-aliasing Mode CrossFire Overview CrossFire Overview Troubleshooting Reference Screen Defects CrossFire -Specific Troubleshooting CrossFire-Specific Troubleshooting Problem Possible Solution Additional Accessories Compliance InformationFCC Compliance Information Electrical Safety Industry Canada Compliance StatementCE Compliance Information Informations de conformité de la CE This product was manufactured by ATI Technologies Inc Glossary 3Dc Adaptive Anti-aliasing AGPAlpha Blending Alternate Frame Rendering Anisotropic Filtering Anti-aliasingAspect Aspect Ratio Back Buffer Bilinear FilteringBit Depth Bitmap Buffer Catalyst Control CenterColor Component Color Correction Component Video Composite VideoCompositing Engine Control Point CRT DVI EdtvFlat Shading Fog Frames Per Second GammaGouraud Shading Hdcp Hdtv HueHydraVision HyperZ HD Keyframe Interpolation KTX Buffer Region ExtensionLighting Mipmapping Ntsc PALPCI PCI Express PCIe PipelinePixel Pulldown Resolution Refresh RateRendering Saturation Scissor Mode SdtvSecam Shadow Mask SmartShader HD SmoothVision HDSpecular Highlight Super Anti-aliasing SuperTiling VideoTexel Texture Mapping Transition Minimized Differential Signaling Tmds Trilinear FilteringVector Adaptive Deinterlacing VersaVision VGA Connector Vertex shader unitsVideo Immersion VideoShader HD VPU Recover YPbPr