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Only black and white on fujitsu 42" monitor with s-video
I hooked up my monitor with s-video and only have black and white. I have had it hooked up to my pc and color works fine. Now out of cable box or dvd only black and white displayed.
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Q: I'm running Windows XP on my Plasmavision display. Can you please send me, or tell me where I can download, the video drivers for this model? A: Video drivers are part of the video card installed in your computer, rather than the monitor showing the computer's images. Please check with your video card manufacturer. All Fujitsu displays are Plug-N-Play devices, so there are no drivers available.
For the PDS4203-WH circa 1999, there was an optional video card based on an S-3 ViRGE chipset that allowed you to connect your computer to the display and get the best use of the 852 (H) x 480 (V) display. Without this, almost all video cards fail to display fonts so that they are perfectly legible, which can be quite problematic, lol. Hopefully, this problem was resolved in later models, and they truly are Plug n Play.
Back in the day, this was a great monitor for playing video games. Outcast, from Infogrames, was gorgeous.
Try connecting each monitor to a different desktop/laptop computer, to rule-out the possibility that the video-card on your own computer is the cause of the problem.
Have you got component cables specially for the wii? if so, then the screen should work fine.
As for audio. You'll need to use separate RCA's Red and white into the audio input if your using external speakers, if your using a surround sound amp then put them into the input there.
When you start your computer, keep hitting the F8 key. you will get a menu that comes up.. Choose the VGA mode.. this will stop the computer from loading video drivers and will allow you to install the new monitor.
Give that a try.. Hope it helps... let me know
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