I have been having a little problem with this. When I have a second monitor connected to the second DVI output w/ VGA adapter on my 7500, PowerDVD XP insists on producing a blocky/pixelated image. Now when I use Zoomplayer with Cineplayer filters, this does not happen. I would have no problem using Zoomplayer exclusively but it not very stable on my system. The system is in need of a reload but this problem has been the case even after that last reload. I am getting ready to close on my new house next week and after that, it will probably be about a month until the new dedicated room is complete. I would like to put a second monitor on a coffee table for setup, email, and surfing purposes. If anyone can give me a hand with this, I would appreciated it. HTPC hardware list below
Windows 2000 Pro
Intel Celeron 900 (trying to bump to P3 1G)
Intel 815 chipset
Radeon 7500 w/ 6045 drivers (or default CD drivers)
D Link Nic (currently disabled)
Hercules Game Theater XP
Avermedia AverTV Stereo
20G WD 7200 HDD
No software other than the basic HTPC software the most people use here
Other than that, VGA cable to the projector is a 10' heavy shielded cable and I doubt is any of the problem. The primary connection goes to a Sony VPL CX1 and the second will need to go to a Compaq 15" monitor. Thanks for any help with this,
David
Windows 2000 Pro
Intel Celeron 900 (trying to bump to P3 1G)
Intel 815 chipset
Radeon 7500 w/ 6045 drivers (or default CD drivers)
D Link Nic (currently disabled)
Hercules Game Theater XP
Avermedia AverTV Stereo
20G WD 7200 HDD
No software other than the basic HTPC software the most people use here
Other than that, VGA cable to the projector is a 10' heavy shielded cable and I doubt is any of the problem. The primary connection goes to a Sony VPL CX1 and the second will need to go to a Compaq 15" monitor. Thanks for any help with this,
David