Yellow screen on external TV Monitor via DVI-ADC Adaptor

Hello,
I am using a 2008 17" MacBook Pro with a DVI-ADC Adaptor in order too use an external monitor, however whenever I set it up the 2nd external monitor has a yellow tint all over the screen.
Does anyone have any solutions to resolve this?

I don't think so... you need to look at either an iO HD or a Matrox MXO to take care of things I'd think. Might also be able to use an Intensity Pro Card (least expensive solution).
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