Intel 4500hd and hdmi output / vga port

hi guys, any hint on how to use my hdmi port or vga port to output on my lcd with a intel 4500hd integrated graphic card? thanks

samuele.mattiuzzo wrote:hi guys, any hint on how to use my hdmi port or vga port to output on my lcd with a intel 4500hd integrated graphic card? thanks
To be honest... it just works here for me. I use KMS and don't have a xorg.conf.

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T420s Linux and the DVI+VGA port

Hi,
I currently have some problems with my graphic ports of my new ThinkPad T420s (4173-W1J). My problem is a bit complicate (I think) but I will do my best to explain it very detailed. Sorry in advance for any stupid mistakes I made with my configuration.
Problem 1:
I have ordered the notebook with the Intel graphic card, not the NVIDIA one. What I do not understand - If I look in the BIOS of the notebook, I find something with "OPTIMUS", what indicates to me that there is the NVIDIA card inside. Also, if I call "lspci" using my Linux (Kubuntu 11.04) system, I get the following TWO graphic cards:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 1056 (rev a1)
running "lsmod", I get the following output (only relevant video modules, as I identify them to be relevant):
uvcvideo 72195 0
videodev 82052 1 uvcvideo
nvidia 10709116 0
nvram 14419 1 thinkpad_acpi
i915 515121 2 video 19438 1 i915
So I thought - "hey, maybe they made a mistake during configuration and send me the more expensive NVIDIA card included", so I tried to install the nvidia drivers "apt-get install nvidia-current nvidia-settings", but after this my KDE (x-server) does not boot up anymore. After removing the nvidia packages, X-Server booted up again without any problems. How can I find out either of the NVIDIA card is REALLY included, or only the Intel HD? If the NVIDIA is included, what do I have to take care about to enable the correct nvidia drivers?
Problem 2: The main reason why I came to problem 1 was, that I did not get the DVI port of my attached docking station to work. On the one hand, the VGA port works fine, on the other hand every time I attach the notebook to the docking station, I always have to reconfigure the screen resolution and position manually. Even if I say "save as default", he somehow forgets this configuration every time. Also, sometimes the VGA screen does not work, even if I use the same configuration like ever -- I then have to "exchange" the "left of, right of, clone, ..." a few times and it starts working.
For sure, no cable, monitor or whatever is broken - since e.g., I am using the internal and external monitor at the same time right now (in 2-monitor-mode).
So I wanted to solve this issue by using the DVI port - but this port does not work at all (at least I do not know how to enable it!). Using google I found out, that if the NVIDIA card is inside, and the "OPTIMUS"-"feature" is used, than one needs to use the NVIDIA card, otherwise the DVI port does not work. Sadly, as discribed in problem 1, I am neither sure if I have the NVIDIA card inside, nor know how to enable the DVI port at all.
Any help would be very appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Hi,
after I've forced the BIOS to use only the discrete graphic, I now have additional problems.
First, my system hangs every 2nd time before I even see the grub menu (which runs in graphic mode, thus the screen is blue). If it freezes, I only see a blue screen. If not, I see the blue screen with the normal grub menu. This seems to happen every 2nd boot-up.
A similar issue I had before, since I use full-disc-encryption and grub was unable to load the fonts from my hard-disc, so I copies all grub fonts to the boot partition (what is of course not encrypted).
Second problem, I've installed the NVIDIA drivers you suggested, worked without any problem. After restart, KDE showed the nvidia-logo correctly. But after the login, KDE initialises the user-settings, and there he again freezes my system completely (at about 2/3 of the user-settings-initialisation).
To be honest, I do not know how to proceed. :-(

G41TM-E43 - DVI and HDMI output at the same time?

I am looking to output to 2x 1920x1200 displays...nothing 3D and nothing that needs to be decoded...just some power point presentatinos and some flash within a browser window.
I am pretty sure the resolution isn't going to be a problem, but using both the DVI and HDMI ports at the same time is something I am concerned about. I am looking for people with actual knowledge that this works...no guessing please.
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I am looking for people with actual knowledge that this works...no guessing please.
The likelihood is that you won't be able to use DVI & HDMI at the same time, but you could use one or the other in conjunction with the VGA (D-Sub) port.
But as this is a user-to-user forum, and you may have to wait for someone with actual experience of this to see this thread and respond, for a definitive answer, contact MSI Support direct:
http://support.msi.com
But please do post back with the answer, as this could be useful for others in the future with the same question.

No HDMI or VGA port..........

I hope I am posting this in the right place, it's my first post so please be gentle.
I have a Toshiba Satellite L300 laptop, I bought it about 3 years ago and it has done the job, HOWEVER I now find myself wanting to hook it up to my HDTV and find it has no HDMI port, I have been online and others say use the VGA port instead, but alas it doesn't have this either.
I have a lot of movies saved on my external Seagate HD and I wanted to use the laptop to play the movies via same onto the TV. Should I just forget the whole thing or is there a workaround that is not too technical as I am no geek? I am in the UK BTW.
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According to the spec above, your computer does indeed have a VGA port..
TV-Out Port VGA
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Coax and HDMI output simultaneously?

Prior to X1, I was able to output from the tuner two ways at the same time: via HDMI and coax. When I connect coax now, no signal goes through, even when I unplug the HDMI. Am I missing some step, or is this dual simultaneous output not possible? Thanks.

I would expect the coax output would work because the composite and component outputs (if applicable) still work when HDMI is being used. Hopefully you are aware that any devices you would have connected to the coax (RF) output needs to be set to channel 3???
buchan2 wrote:
Prior to X1, I was able to output from the tuner two ways at the same time: via HDMI and coax. When I connect coax now, no signal goes through, even when I unplug the HDMI. Am I missing some step, or is this dual simultaneous output not possible? Thanks.

MOVED: Re: G41TM-E43 - DVI and HDMI output at the same time?

This topic has been moved to Intel Core-iX boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=144229.0

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I am looking for people with actual knowledge that this works...no guessing please.
The likelihood is that you won't be able to use DVI & HDMI at the same time, but you could use one or the other in conjunction with the VGA (D-Sub) port.
But as this is a user-to-user forum, and you may have to wait for someone with actual experience of this to see this thread and respond, for a definitive answer, contact MSI Support direct:
http://support.msi.com
But please do post back with the answer, as this could be useful for others in the future with the same question.

T420i and HDMI TO VGA on LED TV

Hi, everyone, I have a Laptop Lenovo T420i, recently I bought a LED TV 32'' which had two HDMI ports, sadly, this laptop doesn't have the HDMI port (it suck) so I bought a cable with which is HDMI adapter to VGA (for the laptop)
once I plug thr cable on the tv, no problema, Then I plug the VGA on the laptop, the TV recognize that it's something plugged but with no signal, but, I don'y know why the laptop won't recognize the TV, even when I go to Split screen in screen properties, I've tried everything on the laptop, but got nothing
I've downloaded all the drivers from this website, for video and display, but nothing
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However, your T420i should have a DisplayPort. You can get DisplayPort to HDMI converter to carry both audio and video signal. This should make it work. You should be able to get this from computer accessories shop or eBay.
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I have been trying for the last couple of days to get audio working on my Dell New XPS 13 (too new, maybe?). I don't think it's a hardware failure because the laptop is only four days old and the audio works when booted into Windows 8.1 (which is my YouTube OS for now).
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lspci -nn | grep audio -i
00:03.0 Audio device [0403]: Intel Corporation Broadwell-U Audio Controller [8086:160c] (rev 09)
sudo lspci -v (just the audio part)
00:03.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation Broadwell-U Audio Controller (rev 09)
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Kernel modules: snd_hda_intel
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aplay -l
**** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
card 0: HDMI [HDA Intel HDMI], device 3: HDMI 0 [HDMI 0]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 0: HDMI [HDA Intel HDMI], device 7: HDMI 1 [HDMI 1]
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Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 0: HDMI [HDA Intel HDMI], device 8: HDMI 2 [HDMI 2]
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3: [ 0- 3]: digital audio playback
4: [ 0- 7]: digital audio playback
5: [ 0- 8]: digital audio playback
6: [ 0- 0]: hardware dependent
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snd_timer 26614 1 snd_pcm
snd 73436 10 snd_hwdep,snd_timer,snd_hda_codec_hdmi,snd_pcm,snd_hda_codec,snd_hda_intel
soundcore 13031 2 snd,snd_hda_codec
* END EDIT *
GNOME Sound shows this:
I'm at a loss for what to do to get it to even recognize that there is something other than HDMI audio. Any help will be greatly appreciated. If there's anything important I left out, please let me know!
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I'll look into that when I get home today, though my quick glance looks like it may hose some other things on the system. We'll see I guess.
I was afraid it was an issue of the chipset just being too new, and it looks like that might be the case. Maybe the next kernel update will help.
EDIT: Other than the audio issue, the laptop really is nice. It's very solid, lightweight, and small. I haven't tried any games on it yet, but I'm hoping it works well enough for some indie games.
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Radeon HD 3200 and HDMI output [Solved]

Alright so I'm on an HP pavilion dv5 laptop with an integrated radeon hd 3200 and for some reason, I can't seem to output to my 32inch TV after a certain part of the boot process. It's strange though, because if I have my HDMI cable plugged in during boot, I can see the BIOS/GRUB boot menu and part of the daemons being loaded in the beginning, then it all goes blank on the TV. When the HDMI is plugged in, xrandr returns
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1024x768 59.9
800x600 59.9
848x480 59.7
720x480 59.7
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I've googled around and searched through the forums but haven't been able to figure this out. Oh and I'm using the open source ATI driver, not the catalyst one from the AUR. So I'm quite stumped and am getting tired of having to boot into windows to stream stuff so any and all help (as always) is greatly appreciated.
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jlindgren wrote:Oddly enough, HDMI audio was *just* brought up on another thread. Take a look.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=119151
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Re: H57M-GD65 - DVI and HDMI output at the same time?

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apollos here. I also am preparing my m.b. retired my 2.5 yr old abit fatal1ty f190HD matx m.b to try this (MSI H57M-ED65 w\i5 661) My plan is port out all three 'display port, 'hdmi' and sub 15.
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Radeon R6850 and hdmi output woes

Hi there, new to the forum and hoping someone can help me out.
I have both a small hdmi and dvi capable 20 inch monitor and a Sony kdl w4000 hdtv. I can output via hdmi and dvi to the small monitor without issue but i cannot for the life of me figure out how to output the signal via hdmi to the Sony tv - either alone or simply as a clone of the desktop on the smaller monitor.
Both displays (when the small monitor goes via dvi and the Sony via hdmi) are picked up by catalyst control centre but they are both labelled '1' which is odd in itself.
I have messed around with changing resolutions to something the Sony should accept, I have messed around with the settings on the TV to ensure hdmi is selected but none of this has helped at all.
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jlindgren wrote:Oddly enough, HDMI audio was *just* brought up on another thread. Take a look.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=119151
Alright I'll definitely be giving that a look over, however I'm still unable to output to my 32inch TV in my room. I mean it's definitely something with the TV, just no idea what. I've tried xrandr on the smallest resolution (like 640x400 or what have you) and still no go. My best guess is that it has something to do with the resolution, when the computer boots considering I can see my BIOS on my 32 inch but for the life of me I am just baffled. Anyways sorry for the late response, been busy with work and the like. So just to sum up so far; HDMI video out works on our 55 inch LCD @ any resolution but doesn't work on my little 32 inch. As always all help is greatly appreciated, especially you jlindgren for sticking around this long lol.

Qosmio X500 and HDMI output does not work automatically

Sorry for my english..
Good morning.
I have a Qosmio x500 recently that runs on Windows 8.1
Previously, when I plugged in a hdmi cable from the PC to the TV, I had ( Samsung TV ), after a beep on the PC , automatically binding and made ??the TV is lit ( if it was in standby).
I could even control the PC with the TV remote control, put a movie , pause, etc.. Super convenient!
Source indicated on the TV Anynet + Toshiba pc.
And when I commutais with the TV remote control on TV, the PC screen is lit .
Off, despite repeated attempts with at least 5 software (drivers ?) Different Toshiba certified HDMI, I do not have it and I have to manually switch to see the PC on the TV (choose HDMI source on the TV) .
HDMICtrlMan is a folder where after installation, there are:
ChangeOutput.exe
HCMSoundChanger.exe
HDMICtrlCfg.exe
HDMICtrlMan.exe
But nothing works !
I also updated the video and audio driver: gforce gts 360m
But now I hold!
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>The problem is that with the drivers windows 7 64 bit, HDMI worked.
The problem is that you changed to a Windows system which is NOT supported on this notebook.
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Windows 8.1 is completely different and many Windows 7 tools and utilities are not compatible with Win 8.1
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Try to install this Windows 8.1 Toshiba System Driver released for Qosmio X870/875 series.
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Either you will give up the Windows 8.1 and will switch back to supported Win 7 or you would use Win 8.1 but without the automatic HDMI support.

E520 - HDMI Output not working on Samsung TV - although works on other devices

Laptop does not recognise TV
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I have a ThinkPad E520 running Windows 8.1 Enterprise Edition x64
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AMD Radeon 6600M and 6700M Series (Driver - 13.251.9001.1001) - latest on AMD website
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We use the TV at work for presentations and demo etc
At my desk extend my desktop to a Philips monitor via HDMI and have no problems at all, I also using with HD TV at home, so HDMI port is ok. Other laptops us the TV fine, so nothing wrong there either.
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The obvious 'Windows key + P' extended, duplicated, restarted and tried again
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Tty on HDMI output?

Hi, i've an asrock nettop ion 330 which provides vga and hdmi output, it is connected to a TV via hdmi.
If it is powered on before the tv, i can't see bios post messages nor kernel messages, nor any tty (works if i switch the tv on before the nettop)
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Is it possible force linux to output to the hdmi output even if it wasn't seen by the bios?
Something make me think that it should be possible, because if i turn on the tv, then turn on the box and then hibernate it, when it resumes it still outputs to hdmi (ttys+xorg) even if the tv was switched off at resume time.
Thanks
Last edited by kokoko3k (2010-12-19 18:35:11)

Which driver?
With KMS drivers you can force outputs on/off or force resolutions with 'video=' in the kernel line.
For example
video=HDMI-1:e video=LVDS-1:d
or
video=HDMI-1:1920x1080@60
With the nvidia driver you're probably out of luck.
Last edited by thestinger (2010-12-19 19:03:13)

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