Video Output Windows 7

So I recently upgraded my video card from a X1900XT to an eVGA 9800GT which I flashed to use the mac 8800GT bios. It works perfectly under OS X but when I try it with windows the monitor goes into low power mode as soon as I start booting (no video output of any kind). Oh and its a Mac Pro 1,1
If I boot with X1900XT AND 9800GT at once, I can install the nVidia drivers, remove the ATI drivers, shut down, pull the X1900XT, I can boot part way, it shoes the windows logo, blah blah, when its supposed to show the login screen it goes to low power mode again. Windows itself is still working fine, just no video output.
I can however boot just fine with safe mode.
Any ideas what is going on?

Hi,
mm52111 wrote:
Hi All,
i have HP Pavilion dv5131eu.
i have upgraded to windows 7.
i have connected to s video cable to the appropriate s video output.
now i try to change display to s video and i cannot define it
seems that windows 7 does not recognize this output.
i open the display setting and i tried to change the display but i can not find this output.
i have tried to install the the audio drivers but still not change.
help !! please !!!
thanks,
Have you tried holding the Windows key and tapping the P key?
As there is no support for Windows 7 for your laptop by HP at this writing, this may indeed be difficult.
Have you checked in Device manager to see if any drivers have a yellow exclamation mark next to them?
Best regards,
erico
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Hi All,
i have HP Pavilion dv5131eu.
i have upgraded to windows 7.
i have connected to s video cable to the appropriate s video output.
now i try to change display to s video and i cannot define it
seems that windows 7 does not recognize this output.
i open the display setting and i tried to change the display but i can not find this output.
i have tried to install the the audio drivers but still not change.
help !! please !!!
thanks,

Hi,
mm52111 wrote:
Hi All,
i have HP Pavilion dv5131eu.
i have upgraded to windows 7.
i have connected to s video cable to the appropriate s video output.
now i try to change display to s video and i cannot define it
seems that windows 7 does not recognize this output.
i open the display setting and i tried to change the display but i can not find this output.
i have tried to install the the audio drivers but still not change.
help !! please !!!
thanks,
Have you tried holding the Windows key and tapping the P key?
As there is no support for Windows 7 for your laptop by HP at this writing, this may indeed be difficult.
Have you checked in Device manager to see if any drivers have a yellow exclamation mark next to them?
Best regards,
erico
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BUT WHY doesn't it work? and how can we fix it/make it work?
my cheap 'non apple' video cable works fine initially, then a message pops up about it not being an 'offcial' cable or some such, then asks if I want to enable airplane mode (both with or without it already disabled), and disables video out completely. Contrary to the many others that have overpaid for your proprietary cables; I'm NEVER EVER EVER EVER going to pay you for your atrociously overpriced cables, because you're action of 'disabling' 3rd party cables is monopolistic in any sense, destroys any hope competition in this area, hinders innovation by third party peripheral developers, and is downright unamerican imho because it does so. You've gone to far this time apple! I've come to the conclusion, you obviously don't care about functionality, as your hardware is almost always overpriced, proprietary, good looking junk, and you keep shaking my pockets for more money with your overpriced accessories and constant barrage of itunes streamery.
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Is it possible to display Window PC video output on an iMac via Thunderbolt?

Currently the ThunderBolt iMacs can only be used as an external display by other ThunderBolt Macs.
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Good day, people.
Need help setting up AE to output .AVI with customized audio format, in my case it should be .mp3, but I would accept anything but the default uncompressed audio. (audio Output Format button is disabled when Video for Windows is selected)
Of course I can output as-is and use external tools to repack audio data, but it seems awkward. If AE can output MP3-only audio, why wouldn't it output AVI with MP3. Probably I just don't know the right set of options, but I googled to find the answer for over a month with no success.
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noonesshadow wrote:
If AE can output MP3-only audio, why wouldn't it output AVI with MP3.
Because it's a hack?! Even Microsoft does not officially support or endorse such combinations, it just has become common place when DivX and others introduced it, which is a whole different matter. If you get my meaning: On one end there are specs and standards, on the other end programmers that tend to get creative in the wrong ways. Anyway, the behavior you are seeing is correct. AE only supports uncompressed audio for AVI.
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Part 2: How to edit the video with Windows Movie Maker
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I am driving myself crazy trying to get my s-Video output to work on my Sony Plasma TV. My Z61t has Mobile Intel 945. I have updated to the most recent drivers.
Everytime I try to validate TV settings using the Presentation Director it says I do not have a TV connected.
The s-Video port is working just fine on my Wife's Toshiba laptop. What gives?
I cannot get the settings to show "Generic Televison" or anything like that. I also try a tip from the Intel list, which did not work.
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Hi,
mm52111 wrote:
Hi All,
i have HP Pavilion dv5131eu.
i have upgraded to windows 7.
i have connected to s video cable to the appropriate s video output.
now i try to change display to s video and i cannot define it
seems that windows 7 does not recognize this output.
i open the display setting and i tried to change the display but i can not find this output.
i have tried to install the the audio drivers but still not change.
help !! please !!!
thanks,
Have you tried holding the Windows key and tapping the P key?
As there is no support for Windows 7 for your laptop by HP at this writing, this may indeed be difficult.
Have you checked in Device manager to see if any drivers have a yellow exclamation mark next to them?
Best regards,
erico
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And sure enough playback on the external monitor is stuttered and out of sync.
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