Dual Monitor Support for 9600GT

My friend is trying to set up dual monitors. One of them is actually a plasma screen TV that we've been trying to connect using s-video, but even though the cable connects to the output and input the TV receives no signal and the PC doesn't detect it through the Nvidia Control Panel.He's using a 9600GT with the latest drivers. Dual Monitor Support for 9600GT
Also, HDMI is not an option.Dual Monitor Support for 9600GT
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Why is HDMI not an option? Normally what you would use in this case is a DVI to HDMI adapter.
[QUOTE=''DGFreak'']Why is HDMI not an option? Normally what you would use in this case is a DVI to HDMI adapter.[/QUOTE]It only has 2 options, RCA or S-video. We tried S-video and we couldn't get it to work.
[QUOTE=''Orrendamente''][QUOTE=''DGFreak'']Why is HDMI not an option? Normally what you would use in this case is a DVI to HDMI adapter.[/QUOTE]It only has 2 options, RCA or S-video. We tried S-video and we couldn't get it to work. [/QUOTE]Wait, It's a plasma and it doesn't have ANY other inputs...?
[QUOTE=''xboxdudeman800''][QUOTE=''Orrendamente''][QUOTE=''DGFreak'']Why is HDMI not an option? Normally what you would use in this case is a DVI to HDMI adapter.[/QUOTE]It only has 2 options, RCA or S-video. We tried S-video and we couldn't get it to work. [/QUOTE]Wait, It's a plasma and it doesn't have ANY other inputs...?[/QUOTE] Correct, but it's a fairly old and cheap TV that he bought in 2005.
Check that the tv supports PC input
Did you restart the PC with the s-video connector connected?You might have to try a different (older) driver version.

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