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PC Video Card Display FAQ Q. I have a graphic card that has a DVI, VGA, and S-Video connections. What should I use to connect to my Monitor? Most video cards on the market today have two PC full resolution output for monitors as well as a S-Video for output to a standard (non-HD) TV. The PC outputs can be used simultaneously, as well as one PC and the TV output, but most often not all three at the same time due to hardware limitations. Q. How can I use the two PC outputs simultaneously? When the outputs are connected to two separate displays, the output video can be sent out in the following modes: Clone Mode - both displays show the same image Extended Desktop Mode - One shows the main desktop while the second an extended view. In this mode, the secondary monitor is often incapable of displaying video overlay. Source : ATI Video setup guide .pdf file size 630KB /FAQ/HDTV_6.asp">Defining High-Definition and HD-Ready TV /FAQ/HDTV_11.asp">What programs are available on Digital and High-Definition TV HDTV Decoders and Set-Top-Boxes /FAQ/HDTV_7.asp">Standard or Widescreen Aspect Ratio /FAQ/HDTV_10.asp">What's the Frequency, Kenneth? /FAQ/HDTV_4.asp">How to connect your PC to a Digital TV with a Transcoder Guide to PowerStrip Custom Timings and Resolutions
PC Video Card Display FAQ
Q. I have a graphic card that has a DVI, VGA, and S-Video connections. What should I use to connect to my Monitor?
Most video cards on the market today have two PC full resolution output for monitors as well as a S-Video for output to a standard (non-HD) TV. The PC outputs can be used simultaneously, as well as one PC and the TV output, but most often not all three at the same time due to hardware limitations.
Q. How can I use the two PC outputs simultaneously?
When the outputs are connected to two separate displays, the output video can be sent out in the following modes:
Clone Mode - both displays show the same image
Extended Desktop Mode - One shows the main desktop while the second an extended view. In this mode, the secondary monitor is often incapable of displaying video overlay.
Source : ATI Video setup guide .pdf file size 630KB
/FAQ/HDTV_6.asp">Defining High-Definition and HD-Ready TV
/FAQ/HDTV_11.asp">What programs are available on Digital and High-Definition TV
HDTV Decoders and Set-Top-Boxes
/FAQ/HDTV_7.asp">Standard or Widescreen Aspect Ratio
/FAQ/HDTV_10.asp">What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
/FAQ/HDTV_4.asp">How to connect your PC to a Digital TV with a Transcoder
Guide to PowerStrip Custom Timings and Resolutions