BeTVOut Download

Description:

About BeTVOut:

This app/driver provides TVout functionality (NTSC/PAL) on videocards with Nvidia's RIVA TNT (and above). Works with Chrontel, Brooktree and Conexant TVout chips.

Start BeTVOut from a Terminal window.

The enclosed driver is used to interface directly to the RIVA and Chrontel, Brooktree or Conexant TVout chips.
(The videodriver is 'bypassed' for a large part.)

	Details about this version: BeTVOut is listed at SourceForge. Look at our site there for more info. Sourcecode is available through CVS and in a separate download. Note please that V0.120 has been online since 27 april 2002. If you already downloaded this app from BeBits after that date, you already have this version installed. Note also that I have added Kevin's alpha video consumer node including sourcecode below. It's working if you have both a Matrox card and a supported Nvidia card installed. However: it's unsupported and largely untested: you use it at your own risk. It might be a good example of how to setup a node yourself though if you are a programmer... BeTVOut application V0.120 - 27 april 2002 - Autodetect connection status updated: Did not work properly on CX chips; - Minor 'bugfix' release (V0.119). Increases output quality on some cards. Included in downloads: MK-MediaPlayer by Kevin Patterson. This (alpha quality) mediaplayer plays back the video stream via the media consumer node selected in the Media Preferences panel. It does not need BeTVOut to be able to work. Known issues: (These issues are chipset specific and cannot be overcome...) - VGA picture is a bit truncated on the left and right side with dualhead clone NTSC 800x600 mode with systems that use a Brooktree chip (so does not apply for Chrontel systems). - VGA picture is a bit truncated on the left and right side with dualhead clone NTSC 720x480 mode with systems that use a Chrontel chip (so does not apply for Brooktree systems). - (Horizontal) overscan ratios are not (exactly) right for DVD modes with Chrontel chips: PAL overscans too little while NTSC overscans too much. This does not apply for Brooktree chips. For the best TVout experience in non-standard Desktop modes you would best use a videocard with Brooktree or Conexant CX TVout chip. Also note please that picture quality on VGA and TV may be less than optimal if you use a 'no-name' VGA card. This is due to the specific circuit board design of such a card.

License:

Other Open Source License

Submitted On:

28 Dec 2007

Submitted By:

Karl vom Dorff (karl)

File Date:

23 Dec 2002

File Author:

Rudolf Cornelissen

File Version:

0.120

File Size:

74.70 Kb

File Type:

zip

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