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• Video output issue

  I have a 5810tz 4657.  I changed a resolution setting and now I can't get full screen on my 65 "tv.  Can someone help me please.

  change the setting back to adapt to the resolution of the TV

• URGENT: .r3d (RED) files blocked by Windows. No video output in first.

  I have a project to create based .r3d that was running smoothly until I got a Windows error: "Adobe Premiere blocked access to graphic material." After this error, my source and program monitors became black.

  I tried to restart, update Windows and drivers and running in safe mode does not.

  The only thing that worked is transition to the software only for rendering, then exit returns. But these are files RAW 6 K and software rendering cannot even begin to manipulate. Even more strange, that only the .r3d files are affected. The project with other types of sequences files open and play very well with GPU acceleration.

  It's also pretty urgent since I August 3 deadline.

  My specs:

  Windows 10 company

  Intel Xeon with 32 logical cores

  NVIDIA GTX 980

  64 GB OF DDR3 MEMORY

  Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

  I returned my drivers Nvidia 365.19 and that solved the problem.

• Video output distorted on Qosmio F10

  Hello

  Until recently, my video output on my Qosmio F10 function works beautifully. When I connect my laptop to the TV the other day, using an s-video cable, the image had turned very distorted. The TV picture flickers and sometimes disappears completely.

  My laptop has the graphics card Nvidia GeForce FX Go5700 and I changed no settings what so ever of the point in time when the video output was working properly.

  To debug, I bought a new s-video cable and an adapter SCART. The use of these I've eliminated that the s-video TV in the port is the problem. It seems to me that if something is wrong with the signal from the graphics card.

  I would be very grateful for a diagnosis on this issue.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Johan

  If you are quite sure that the cable is ok, so it could also be a problem with the connection. Maybe lose plug or something like that.
  However, as a first step, you may try to update the page Toshiba graphics card driver.

  It would be very interesting to know if such question will appear on the new OS recovered

• Video output Vista professional S has stopped working

  I use a s video cable to the back of my PC to my home theater receiver. The video output was previously, but stopped. I always receive sound but it is via a separate coaxial digital cable. I tried other sources in the entrance of the receiver box and winning photo through them isn't a problem with the receiver box. Any suggestions on what may have caused this?

  Hi gc1971,

  Thank you for writing to Microsoft answers Community Forums.

  1. first of all, check that the s-video cable is correctly.

  2. open the "display settings" in your Vista computer and activate the output to the TV screen. You can reflect the content of your computer on the TV or extend the display as a double screen control.

  3. make sure the TV is set to the s-video input.

  Important: Make sure you connect the cable to the TV before turning on the computer, because sometimes it may not recognize the external display.

  You may also change the resolution of your TV screen using the display settings in your panel of control remains the image may appear distorted.

  You can also click on the link for more information about connecting TV to your computer

  Connect your computer to a TV

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/2a2cde13-B60C-4F2F-b9da-4a433cc51ca91033.mspx

  Note: Make sure that your display card drivers are updated to the latest version available.

  Given that this issue has started recently, you can also try to do a system restore to a point at the TV-out worked very well.

  To restore the operating system to an earlier point in time, follow these steps:

  Click Start, type system restore in the search box, and then click System Restore in the list programs. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type your password or click on continue.

  In the System Restore dialog box, click on choose a different restore point and then click Next.

  In the list of restore points, click a restore point created before you started having the problem, and then click Next.

  Click Finish.

  The computer restarts and system files and settings are back to the State they were in when the restore point was created.

  Click on the link below for more information on restoring the system

  System Restore: frequently asked questions

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/517d3b8e-3379-46C1-B479-05b30d6fb3f01033.mspx

  I hope this helps.

  Let us know if you need more assistance.

  Kind regards.

  Nicolas Mathieu

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• Satellite 5105 and 5205 video output bad piece (US)

  The video output is good on the 5105.

  The image on the LCD will not give a complete picture. Thirdly, the bottom is either hidden or replica the upper third of the image. Most likely, I see a drooping white or gray. This occurred when starting, too.

  I replaced the LCD screen with another of a deceased 5205. This time, only the first third shows an image. The lower 2/3 seem to be blackened.
  In addition, the Toshiba Spalsh screen logo does not appear at startup (maybe it's because it's in the field of electricity failure).
  I have not checked the State of the screen LCD 5205. I also forgot to connect this laptop to external video, when I used the
  5205 LCD.

  I just want to confirm the video cable needs replacing.

  I would like to know how completely detach from the Palm of the lower chassis. I read the instructions provided by the sticky thread. I'm stuck at the point where he seconded the palmrest except for the area around the speakers ' top'. Better yet, should what cables I detach before completely disassemble the palmrest?

  Once this is done, I intend to replace the video cable, but I also see what looks like a metal shield in the middle of the laptop. Any thoughts on treatment that, too?

  Blurred image of 5105: http://img526.imageshack.us/i/toshiba510501.jpg/
  Then the lower part is gradually degraded: http://img29.imageshack.us/i/toshiba510502.jpg/
  and: http://img196.imageshack.us/i/toshiba510504.jpg/
  and go: http://img262.imageshack.us/i/toshiba510503.jpg/

  Then I rebooted the 5105: http://img196.imageshack.us/i/toshiba510505.jpg/

  The 5205 is even more colorful!

  http://img12.imageshack.us/i/toshiba520501.jpg/
  http://img150.imageshack.us/i/toshiba520502.jpg/
  http://img262.imageshack.us/i/toshiba520503.jpg/
  http://img526.imageshack.us/i/toshiba520504.jpg/

  I'm afraid I forgot to test the video output on the 5205.

  I also posted this on Notebook Review.

  Thanks for reading!

  Hello

  I; m afraid; It looks a bit like a graphics card problem...
  If replacing the screen did not help the GPU could be affected.
  In this case, the motherboard should be replaced. It would be the worst case, because a motherboard is the most expensive part for laptop.

  In addition, you will not find any what manual disassembly here on the Toshiba page.
  These manuals are not for use public and created only for the technicians of the ASP.

  But the world wide web contains lot of information and I would recommend to google for some details.

• Satellite A300 - possible port VGA - not problem of video output

  I use my VGA port in two main locations, at home to connect on an old television set via a PC/TV converter and work to connect directly to a projector.

  This week he suddenly stopped working on both at the same time. I tired to another laptop in the projector to work and it works great. I also tried different tracks. The problem is certainly my laptop (which is now almost 4 years).

  The most likely thing seems to be what is ' t the plug itself. If I plug something inside Windows (7 Ultimate) is work that is an additional monitor, but the projector/TV no signal. I've tried all the obvious things, hit F5 makes no difference, and the Windows settings have not changed. The resolution and refresh rates are properly defined. I try to avoid the standard answers on the verification of all the things that I already checked!

  Now I have a HDMI port on the side, the probability is that just buying a VGA/HDMI adapter and using this port will solve the problem? I guess if it's just a physical problem with the VGA port so it will, but the problem would be a graph problem or your motherboard, and if it is will this affect the HDMI port, but also the VGA port?

  Port VGA is an analog video output. HDMI is a digital output.
  Two are different and not related them to each other.

  So I don't very well if a HDMI adapter-> / m VGA would work properly.
  Maybe it works but only with a lower resolution. So in my opinion, FullHD is not possible. However, I think that you will need to test it with your laptop.

  Usually, you can use an adapter like HDMI to DVI or DVI to HDMI smoothly.

  With regard to the question of VGA output.

  Well, usually the Fn + F5 should pass between the internal and external production. It should work with VGA and HDMI port. Maybe it's just a software related issue.
  In your case, I will try to uninstall and update the display driver. Maybe it helps.

• Video output Qosimio G20 S problem - NTSC TV

  Hi all

  I have a Qosmio G20-110, bought in the United Kingdom and problems of video output via the S-video cable to a flat TV in US I have the image but it rolls down very quickly. When he does that, I played video clips AVI on windows media player. I followed the Nvidia Setup program to get the result on portable computer LCD screen and tv screen synchronized, and that's ok, except for the picture of rolling. I don't know if there is a problem with the NTSC output - is this still a problem when watching digital videos on your laptop? - or if it's a different kind of problem. Any advice much appreciated.

  BTW, I read elsewhere on the forum that the media center TV works in the country of purchase - not the case with my laptop, I've watched television successfully both in the United Kingdom (PAL system) and the United States (NTSC system).

  Is it possible to check or change the type of output via s video cable?

  Hello

  I have no experience with a standard NTSC TV but AFAIK the PAL signal supports 50 Hz and supports the NTSC 60 Hz signal.
  Maybe it has something to do with your problem.

  You will find the detailed description:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC

  However, in your case I would recommend BISO settings.
  In many of the BIOS version, you can pass the video parameters between NTCS and PAL.

  PS: I recommend you to test the video output also on different TV s to make sure this isn't a TV related issue.

  Good luck

• Addition of dc7800 SFF video card: no video output

  I bought an EVGA GeForce 210 graphics card to an HP dc7800p SFF.  PCIe low profile fits into the designated location and the fan works, so I don't know that it is powered.

  When I install the card and the start-up of the machine, I get no video output at all.  There is no output over the connection video integrated dc7800.  It is perhaps as expected, because the technical documentation indicates that installing a PCIe x 16 graphics subsystem integrated card Devils.  However, there is no video output from the GeForce card either (from the VGA or digital outputs).

  The machine appears at Startup OK, because I can hear the prompt for the power on password.  If I enter that password, I get audio confirmation that it has been entered correctly entered and remove the disk activity whereas Win7 initializes, I can't see because there is no video output.

  I have updated the BIOS until the last level available about a week before, so I don't think it's a factor.

  I've read other suggestions, which some suggest to disable the video through the BIOS Setup.  I hesitate to try this, because if I turn off the video installation, integrated GeForce card and it doesn't work, then I have a machine with no video and no way to reactivate the integrated graphical subsystem.

  Suggestions please.

  Hello:

  The Board may be faulty.

  Even if the P/S of your model is only 240W, this card should work with a 240W P/S.

  I also agree with you that it would be imprudent to trifle with the BIOS settings. That will lead you nowhere anyway.

  The video card automatically disables the car video, and if you were to somehow anticipate that, Yes, you must reset the CMOS in order to retrieve your video. Not at all difficult to do, but why waste your time?

  Now... Did you first uninstall the video drivers before installing new video card?

  If this is not the case, there is an outside chance that is the question.  If you do not, remove video card, start the PC and uninstall the drivers for the on-board video.

  Reseat the video card.

  You can also clear the CMOS and play the long shot.

  See the guide below for how to do this.  It'll take you a few minutes. (Annex B, page 60).

  http://bizsupport1.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c01162207/c01162207.PDF

  In this way, you have done everything you can and then came to the conclusion that the card is bad or not compatible.

  Return the card and get this one. $21.99 after discount. Comes with metal DVD/HDMI low profile.

  The Radeon HD 6450 is an option card offered in the HP Elite 8200 Mini PC, which is more recent than the dc7800 a few generations, but it has the same P/S 240W.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814125404

  BTW, when you install a video card to work with HDMI, your integrated audio system is also disabled.

  So after installing the video drivers for the card, restart the PC, go into the BIOS, go to the menu of the device on board and change the audio settings shipped from disabled to enabled. Press the F10 key to save the setting and again when you go out.

  Paul

• Cannot find my Satellite L350 - 10 H - external full HD video output

  Hello everyone.

  I have a problem with my satellite L350 - 10: when I try to join a second external monitor in full HD.
  Actually Im only able to duplicate my laptop with the same resolution (1440 x 900) display.

  I cannot set a Full HD resolution for my Samsung external monitor system.
  I don't think that can be a limitation of the Chipset because I can do that with all my laptop older, I have at home.
  Now the strange thing is that when I try to search for a driver on the Toshiba site, my model just do not exist!

  I put the serial number and the website doesn't recognize the model, and then in the list, this model do not exist.
  It is: * TOSHIBA SATELLITE L350 - 10 H *-WINDOWS VISTA HOME PREMIUM operating system

  Someone also has this model? How can I reach a full hd monitor?

  Hello

  First of all, if you take a glance on the European Toshiab driver page, then you will notice that the driver search engine does not contain the sub model numbers but series numbers this means that you need to check the model number and then could find the right drivers.

  As far as I know the laptop Satellite L350 - 10 H belongs to the series of PSLD0E.
  You can find the drivers for this laptop if you would choose L350 PSLD0E.
  Easy. Isn t it?

  Now, back to your video output;
  As far as I know there is a Mobile Intel GL960 Express Chipset.
  I have the same chipset and I can use the external monitor perfectly.
  But I installed the Intel graphics driver actually the driver preinstalled on my laptop didn t contain some resolutions
  That's why I recommend the Intel page and download and install the driver for the Mobile Intel GL960 chipset.

  After the new reboot, you should check if you can choose the resolution.

  Welcome them

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400Y no video output.

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400Y computer that I had stored (unplugged) in a bedroom closet bedroom for almost a year.  It was working fine when I put it in storage.

  This past weekend, I wanted to use, so I plugged in and connected to an analog VGA monitor well known on the integrated motherboard video VGA analogue connector.  When I turned on, there is no video on the monitor.  I searched the HP support site and found a statement that said "built into the graphics card or the card PCI Express x 16 slot are usable at once; they are not usable at the same time. "This computer came with a 5450 PCI express X 16 video card installed.

  However, the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card only has a digital DVI and I wanted to use a loose analog VGA monitor.  So I powered it turned off and physically removed the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card.  Then I unplugged the power cord and removed the CMOS battery for a few minutes.  Then I replaced the battery and applied again to power.

  I still do not get all analog VGA video out of the motherboard, not even the BIOS messages it is first energized.

  I also tried to integrated edge connector with a DVI equipped, monitor.  Still, there is no video output.

  So I removed the power and re-installed the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card that has only a DVI connector.  I connected to a monitor DVI equipped and applied again to power.  There is still no video output was two well-known instructors.

  When I turn on the computer, the fan power works, processor and fans of casing run, the blue led on the switch is lit and not blinking.  The Green LED on the motherboard is on.  The Green orange and activity led Ethernet link light are on.  There are no beeps.  I can hear the hard drive starts to work.  I have no video output.

  I use a HP USB keyboard and a USB mouse.  The red LED at the bottom of the mouse is not on.  The shift lock and lock lights number do not light when you press the corresponding key.

  This computer has spent more time of storage that it has been used.  It worked even when stored in a bedroom closet in bedroom.  I checked all the wire connections on the motherboard, with no improvement.

  I would like any suggestions to get this working of the computer.  I wonder if the motherboard has somehow that went wrong.

  Thank you for your help.

  Hello Big Dave,

  Thank you for answering my question / problem.

  I am aware that I can not use an analog VGA connection on the motherboard for a digital DVI input on my LCD monitor and vice versa.  I tried two different montors both analog and digital connections on the motherboard.  I tried to communicate clearly, but I guess that I don't have.

  It is unimportant, now that I've found that HP recognizes that my computer model had a drawing or a manufacturing defect that causes the exact symptoms I am having.  There is here a link to HPs extended warranty program that describes the patterns and symptoms:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03199423

• No HDMI output video output mode "DUPLICATE".

  I'm having a problem trying to get this laptop at the video output to the HDMI port mode DOUBLE.  In DOUBLE mode the frame buffer should be displayed on the screen of the computer AND it should display the video on the HDMI port, so it can be seen on a HD TV, and al.  What is strange, is that EXTEND and PROJECTOR ONLY modes work that proves the cable, HDTV, and the video port on the laptop works properly in these modes.  However, duplicate video mode is displayed on the screen of the laptop and no video out the HDMI port.  I know because the HDTV screen is empty with the exception that the HDTV displays the message "No Signal".  I have the latest firmware and installed video drivers.  Anyone who has an idea of what's going on?

  This computer is only 3 weeks.  This is the first time I tried to use the HDMI output on it.

  HP Pavilion dv7 - 6187cl

  Windows 7 64 bit

  I think that I found the solution to the question that I had.  The problem seems to be that the laptop seems to be driving the HDMI output on HDTV with a resolution of 1600 x 900.  This causes the HDTV to not be able to synchronize the signal from the laptop.  As HDTV does not recognize the resolution, the screen on it is empty.  However, even though mode DOUBLE, if you change the resolution of 1366 x 768 laptop, then the laptop and HDTV display video.  Curiously, although the HDTV can manage resolution up to 1920 x 1080 it is impossible to view the output of the laptop when it is set to 1600 x 900 mode DOUBLE.  If the PROJECTOR ONLY mode HDTV work very well in resolution 1920 x 1080.  In addition, when mode EXTENSION the laptop and the extended secondary display can be set to a resolution of 1600 x 900.

• No video output of camera x 12 PrecisionHDMC on SX20

  Hi all

  Behave in my telepresence SX20 system just started to hurt. There is no video output of the camera (PrecisionHDMC 1080 p 12 X)

  At first I thought it was a configuration problem, so I did a factory reset. However, no video.

  The system has been installed in 2012 and worked well since then.

  Does anyone have suggestions on what could be the problem?

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  * 1s camera manufacturer: "TANDBERG".
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  * SerialNumber 1s camera: "A1AB48E00444."
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• The dvd on the s-video output display problem

  I think I am doing something stupid, but I can't understand it.  I used my T40p for many years, inclunding using the vga external display monitors and digital projectors player.  For the first time, I wanted to use it to view DVDs on a TV using the s-video output capacity.

  I activated the s-video and connected to the tv without problem.  My office is correctly displayed on the TV.  However, when I use the dvd playback software to show a dvd, the tv does not display the content.  The content of the dvd shows correctly on the computer screen, but not on the TV screen.  If I use the view "full screen", nothing shows up on the TV.  If I show only the dvd in a window, then everything on the desktop is shown properly on tv, except the dvd window is blank.  Yet once, it appears correctly on the computer screen.

  I have tried various software to media, including intervideo WINDVD and Classic Media Player player.  I tried PAL and NTSC discs.  No difference.

  I think I'm missing something obvious.  Any ideas appreciated.

  T40p 2373-G3U, 1600 MHz, 1 GB RAM, WinXPP SP2.

  1400 x 1050 with ATI Mobility Fire GL 9000 LCD display adapter display.

  OK, I solved this problem myself.  The solution is to use a configuration that uses ONLY the external display.  Apparently if you enable the output s-video, but do not turn OFF the LCD screen, the video card only then produces the dvd on the LCD, not s-video content.

  There are two ways to select the s-video output only.  Go to settings-> control panel-> thinkpad configuration.  In the window of thinkpad configuration, at the top left, there are five buttons to activate different display configurations.  One of them is "tv only".  If you click this button, the LCD of the computer stops, and the s-video output became active.  Showing a dvd in this configuration using intervideo WinDVD or other programs video display shows the contents of the dvd to the TV via the s-video output screen.

  The other way is to implement a model of custom view using the Director of 'presentation', which is accessible from the 'thinkpad configuration' window described above.  It is available under the "view" dropdown  I created a custom method called 'dvd' that automatically sets the external screen in 640 X 480 resolution.  This is consistent with my standard TV ntsc resolution and avoids the need to change the display resolution before you activate the s-video output.  I choose this plan using the key FnF7 is quick and easy.

  Hope this is interesting to someone out there.

• Windows Media Player, I made a list of music and now whenever I try to play a video just the first Picturew

  On Windows Media Player I Made A list of music and now whenever I try to play A video just the first image that comes in the video remains fair and the video does not play I just hear the sound of the video plz HELP! Please

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft community!

  This problem occurs if a necessary codec to play the file is not installed on the computer.

  1. The problem occurs with all the files?
  2. Other files work well which is not there in the playlist?

  Step 1:

  Open the troubleshooting Windows Media Player settings Troubleshooter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-settings-Troubleshooter

  Step 2: Try to update the codecs to check if the problem persists. See the below mentioned the Windows Help article.

  Codecs: Frequently asked questions

  Step 3: Check if you have the latest video drivers installed on the computer. You can log on to the computer for the same manufacturer site. Also, check the latest Windows updates. Check if all related drivers are available in the optional updates.

  Install Windows updates

  Step 4: Adjust graphics hardware acceleration. To do this, follow these steps:

  a. open the screen resolution by clicking the Start button, Control Panel, and then, under appearance and personalization, click on adjust the screen resolution.

  b. click on advanced settings.

  c. click the Troubleshooting tab, and then click on change settings.

  d. move the hardware acceleration slider two notches to the left of Full (the Disable cursor and bitmap accelerations setting).

  e. click OK, and then click Restart now.

  If you need help on this issue or any problem related to Windows, please keep us informed.

  We are here to help!