wolfgangbeyer
25th January 2005, 22:36
Hi,
I have a "Sapphire 9200 Atlantis ViVo" card with "Radeon 9200" and I like to set the default mode for TV-input to PAL instead NTSC. There is a jumper already set to PAL but it seems to be responsible only for TV-out, and not for TV-in. obviously NTSC_M is the default mode. I am able to switch manually to PAL_B by the capture software VirtualVCR. But the problem is that this configuration obviously gets lost if I boot and it can be done only manually and not by a permanent configuration of VirtualVCR. That means that I am not able to use my PC as video recorder with a timer starting the PC from the Bios and starting then VirtualVCR as I like to do.
What can I do? Is there any registry entry setting PAL permanently or any small program switching to PAL which I could call from autostart folder or any different driver I could install? I heard also from grafic cards (ELSA) with replaceble BIOS which determines PAL or NTSC but I did'nt found any corresponding information at www.ati.com.
Thank you for any help
I have a "Sapphire 9200 Atlantis ViVo" card with "Radeon 9200" and I like to set the default mode for TV-input to PAL instead NTSC. There is a jumper already set to PAL but it seems to be responsible only for TV-out, and not for TV-in. obviously NTSC_M is the default mode. I am able to switch manually to PAL_B by the capture software VirtualVCR. But the problem is that this configuration obviously gets lost if I boot and it can be done only manually and not by a permanent configuration of VirtualVCR. That means that I am not able to use my PC as video recorder with a timer starting the PC from the Bios and starting then VirtualVCR as I like to do.
What can I do? Is there any registry entry setting PAL permanently or any small program switching to PAL which I could call from autostart folder or any different driver I could install? I heard also from grafic cards (ELSA) with replaceble BIOS which determines PAL or NTSC but I did'nt found any corresponding information at www.ati.com.
Thank you for any help