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TV function

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Name: uorcec
Date: November 7, 2005 at 04:27:08 Pacific
Subject: TV function
OS: Windows 2000 Pro
CPU/Ram: 800/256
Comment:
Hello,
I have a notebook HP Omnibook 6000 with Ati Mobility RAGE 8mb(without TV-out) as video card and i recently bought a cable VGA to Scart, but i can't bring the image to the TV. Another monitor is working perfectly, but with the TV it doesn't work. It can't detect that something is connected. I tryed with an better laptop, which has TV-Out, but with my cable from VGA to Scart it didn't work again. Can you help me? Thanks a lot.

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Name: thangtn3
Date: December 13, 2005 at 16:19:06 Pacific
Subject: TV function
Reply: (edit)
Hi,

My hard drive crashed and I can't find my backup CD. I also have the HP 6000 notebook and need the video driver. can you email me a copy?

thanks,


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