720x576 (actually a very very good resolution for (european) TVs using the PAL TV-standard!)Ĭheck if your card is supported by the driver, a list of supported hardware can be found in Appendix A of the README file. But most cards have a TV-encoder onboard (the actual IC making the TV-Out connector(s) work) with only support for a few (lower) resolutions.

Resolutions supported by the driver depend on the card in use. NVRM version: NVIDIA UNIX x86 Kernel Module 173.14.09 Wed Jun 4 23:43: The latest driver can be downloaded from the NVIDIA download site This document describes how to use the NVIDIA Proprietary Video driver. This closed source driver is referred to as the NVidia Proprietary Video Driver. Instead, NVIDIA provides their own binary graphics drivers for X.Org. NVIDIA does not provide the documentation for their hardware, which is necessary in order for programmers to write appropriate and effective open source drivers for NVIDIA's products.

4.12 Mythfrontend 'Watch Recordings' Alpha Blends with Desktop Background.

4.11 HDMI audio on GT210 and GT220 cards.

4.9 Analog audio does not work with HDMI TV input.

4.8 Half vertical resolution on video playback/Blurry OSD.

4.5 Nvidia-cards and no picture when box is on before the TV.

4.4 Small (unreadable) fonts or too big fonts?.

4.2.3 Television does not support S-Video.

4.1.1 Solution for Ubuntu and Debian GNU/Linux 4.0.

2.3 What's your Television Broadcast Standard.

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