1 posted on
12/03/2010 7:55:19 PM PST by
GTXGTP
To: GTXGTP
50’ HDMI cable. That must’ve cost an arm and a foot...
2 posted on
12/03/2010 7:58:02 PM PST by
Hoosier-Daddy
( "It does no good to be a super power if you have to worry what the neighbors think." BuffaloJack)
To: GTXGTP
try going under the control panel then to the displays and configure a secondary display as the TV.
Hope that helps
3 posted on
12/03/2010 8:01:18 PM PST by
Cyclone59
(Don't blame me, I voted for the hot chick and the old guy!)
To: GTXGTP
I find having someone else to the same thing I did just works for me. These devices know how to make people look stupid. I had the input to my TV set wrong last time I had a similar problem. I thought I set it but some how it changed,
4 posted on
12/03/2010 8:02:09 PM PST by
ThomasThomas
(If bacon grew on trees I would be a vegetarian.)
To: GTXGTP
Did your TV and video cards come with manuals?
6 posted on
12/03/2010 8:03:21 PM PST by
BigSkyFreeper
(In 2012: The Rookie and The Wookie get booted from the White House.)
To: GTXGTP
Do a query on:
nvidia hdmi “no display” bravia
Since it works on another tv I would say driver or something not quite right with the Bravia input.
Anyhow, lots of hits with that query so maybe you’ll see something that fits right away.
7 posted on
12/03/2010 8:10:33 PM PST by
VeniVidiVici
(What's black and white and red all over? HINT: Think White House)
To: GTXGTP
I don't know if
this will help, but give it a try. I'm actually dreading doing the same thing with my older Sony KDS TV. I'm sure it's going to stump me; I couldn't even figure out how to hook the stupid thing up to my receiver, DVR and DVD player so trying to hook up to a PC is going to be a bear.
To: GTXGTP
I’ve got the 55” KDLhx800, and although I haven’t attached mine to my PC as of yet, I do have it hooked up to the internet. I would try a firmware update on your TV first if you already haven’t.
9 posted on
12/03/2010 8:17:02 PM PST by
Pox
(Good Night. I expect more respect tomorrow.)
To: GTXGTP
Was that written English?
10 posted on
12/03/2010 8:18:08 PM PST by
Rio
To: GTXGTP
11 posted on
12/03/2010 8:20:24 PM PST by
Doogle
((USAF.68-73..8th TFW Ubon Thailand..never store a threat you should have eliminated))
To: GTXGTP
With my laptop-to-LCD TV, I have to reset the laptop's desktop properties.
Right click on the laptop screen >> properties >> and select the appropriate:
The above are on my ACER laptop. The selections on your pc may have different wording.
Then, I select RGB on the TV as the input.
19 posted on
12/03/2010 9:03:22 PM PST by
TomGuy
To: GTXGTP
Did you FCN +F8 to switch where the signal goes?
20 posted on
12/03/2010 9:10:02 PM PST by
mnehring
To: GTXGTP
You have too much nice shit for me to be concerned.. LOL.. My alarm clock won’t work right yet..
To: GTXGTP
Read the comments @ the Amazon link, could be your problem noted there, just setting from 1080p to 1080i might help if you cable is not high quality.
22 posted on
12/03/2010 10:22:15 PM PST by
Razzz42
To: GTXGTP
When you connect the pc to the Sony, set the resolution to 480i, then set it to 1080i.
Then check to see if this win& update is installed:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/975538
if neither works...
Probably the video card, your card (the 260, 460, and 470) is well known to have a bitstreaming support glitch.
From what I understand, You can buy PowerDVD10 and it runs bitstreaming through the software company’s own bitstreaming drivers. Don’t take my word on this, you need to do your own research.
GO check the NVIDIA forums for your video card, it’s posted as a common problem, I haven’t dealt with this first hand, just heard about it when choosing my last video card.
24 posted on
12/04/2010 12:26:33 AM PST by
JerseyHighlander
(p.s. The word 'bloggers' is not in the freerepublic spellcheck dictionary?!)
To: GTXGTP
Go to your tv’s setup program and set it up so that it recognizes that the pc is connected to it.just as you would to setup an external video system.
25 posted on
12/04/2010 4:27:59 AM PST by
puppypusher
(The World is going to the dogs.)
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