Mac Powerbook: How to do full screen out to S-video tv port?

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Mac Powerbook: How to do full screen out to S-video tv port?

Postby motulist » 16 Aug 2004 20:59

Hi, I searched the forums all over but could not find an answer to this question. On a Mac Powerbook os 10.3.5 I want to output full screen video to my tv via the s-video port. The only way I have found to do it is to do video mirroring, but this is not ideal. How do I get full screen video out through s video with monitor spanning?

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Postby The DJ » 17 Aug 2004 01:41

Do as normal, and use the Menu->Video->video device option to select which screen VLC should use for fullscreen.
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Postby elan01 » 23 Aug 2004 20:30

I have a G5 running 10.3.5 with a new 20" display as my primary and a 42" ViewSonic plasma TV as my secondary. I try to go to Video device to set fullscreen to the Plasma but it's greyed out and I cannot select anything. Any suggestions?

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Postby Teetow » 03 Oct 2004 01:37

Same problem here; powerbook G4, trying to use the S-video out. It's detected by the system, but VLC's "video device" menu is greyed out.

Edit: problem solved! Get into VLC, select "Mac OSX interface" as Video output module. Video Device menu is not grayed out. Switch to fullscreen. Enjoy!

(Note that the preferences window will now pop up on your secondary screen)

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Postby The DJ » 03 Oct 2004 03:23

This should also be fixed in newer 0.8.0 development releases.
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