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display help
here is my ?
i have a hp pallvion dv 6208 nr notebook 1024meg ram windows vista preminum home nvidia geforce go6150 video card svideo out to tv the ? is when i run hoster and send the singers display to my tv it stays small when i double click to make it larger it throws the screen back to my laptop screen but if i send the singers display to tv and manually make it fit to screen by expanding box with mouse arrows it works great is this the proper way are am i doing something wrong i noticed when i tested expannded with a vga monitor i was able to just click the singers display on extended monitor it worked great not have to manualy expand box any help would be great |
You should only have to adjust it once. The next time you run Hoster (as long as you turn on the TV before the computer) it should come up exactly the same.
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Singers Display
You should only have to adjust it once. The next time you run Hoster (as long as you turn on the TV before the computer) it should come up exactly the same.
<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->__________________ Dale Douglass 2nd Generation Karaoke "If it ain't broke, fix it until it is!" Hey George, maybe you can help me. As you stated, the next time you run Hoster the singers display should come up exactly the same as before. Well, mine has completely disappeared! It is not in the upper right corner of the Hoster screen, nor is it in my TV. Don't know what happened it. How can I get it back??? Thanks Much, Brenda |
I am not George, but you will have to fix the registry. Follow the steps in this link to do that.
http://www.mtu.com/kb/index.php?acti...a46a655ea6114b This will reset the defaults for Hoster and put the screen back to your computer screen. Then you can move it again to your TV. |
Thanks Dale, I will give it a try after I do a backup of hard drive.
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