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Subject:
Having Problem with the viewing of streaming movies from the Internet on my TV
Category: Computers > Graphics Asked by: lareem-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
28 Jul 2003 21:10 PDT
Expires: 27 Aug 2003 21:10 PDT Question ID: 236397 |
The Video Card that I have installed in my computer is a T1 4200 128MB DDR TV-OUT VGA. Serial No. PV-T25A-NTFS XFX GEFORCE 4. I encountered a problem of not being able to view streaming movies, on my tv, cloned with my computer. Note, I can view the movies on my pc monitor, but no image is seen on the tv. I have no problem viewing DVD movies on both the monitor and my tv, at the sametime. But to view, for examplle, a movie from Movieflix, on the pc monitor it'll be seen but on the tv not. Also, note the respective player's image is seen on the tv, but no movie seen, on them. | |
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Subject:
Re: Having Problem with the viewing of streaming movies from the Internet on my TV
From: mrprim8-ga on 11 Aug 2003 17:55 PDT |
Hey I do not have a difinitive answer for you about your streaming -> TV OUT question... but I have had the same problem. I suspect that it has something to do with DRM,.. they don't want you to be able to copy the video or anything... I believe it's the same reason that you can't do a screen shot of anything 'copyrighted' that you play in Media Player. I think Media Player does something on the video layer with stuff that is supposed to be copyrighted material that prevents you from seeing it on your TV (or copy screen, etc). Am I right that you are only seeing a black box where you should see the video image? Try another video player instead of Microsoft Windows Media Player. It sucks the way these corporations screw you, doesn't it? |
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