Hi all just a quick question I have a Mag 2200W that has a Dvi input but when I attach a cable and switch source to DVI i get a message Mode is not supported?? It works fine on VGA? What`s up with that?
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Re: Mag 2200W
Originally posted by davgHi all just a quick question I have a Mag 2200W that has a Dvi input but when I attach a cable and switch source to DVI i get a message Mode is not supported?? It works fine on VGA? What`s up with that?
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Re: Mag 2200W
Originally posted by PlainBillThe operating system has set the DVI output to a resolution not supported by the monitor. This can occur when the OS and video card can treat the two outputs as individual outputs for a dual monitor setup. One option is to shut down the computer, switch the monitor to DVI input (temprorarily disconnecting the VGA cable is not a bad idea) and restarting in VGA mode (from the boot menu accessed by hitting F8 in WinXP). Then try increasing the resolution to whatever you prefer. It's a PITA, but Windows wasn't designed to be user friendly.
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Originally posted by davgThanks PlainBill very interesting. I am connected to my computer via vga and I am using the dvi to connect to my sat receiver? so how would I change the resolution in that case? I'll give your suggestion a try in the morning? Thanks. Congrats on your success and all the best on June 23
I tried something similar with a Toshibs DVD player which has an HDMI output, a HDMI to DVI adapter, and a Proview monitor that has a DVI input with HDCP. I got a similar message when I set the output resolution of the DVD player to 1080I, but it worked fine at 720P. Without knowing anything about your sat receiver, I can't hazard a guess.
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Originally posted by PlainBillAHHH!!! The light dawns!!
I tried something similar with a Toshibs DVD player which has an HDMI output, a HDMI to DVI adapter, and a Proview monitor that has a DVI input with HDCP. I got a similar message when I set the output resolution of the DVD player to 1080I, but it worked fine at 720P. Without knowing anything about your sat receiver, I can't hazard a guess.
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