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<blockquote data-quote="gibman" data-source="post: 217662" data-attributes="member: 25430">The only way to do this on an ATI card is to use clone mode.I have an old ati 9500It has DVI and VGA out.DVI is connected to PJ.VGA is connected to TV CRT (not scart, but VGA just like a monitor).Now, u need to set the resolution and refresh rate.In my case it is 1280x720 @ 50 hz.No tearing in any of the screens.Also my PJ is natively using 1280x720, so this seems optimal in my case.u cant use independent refresh rates or screen res while using clone mode.So in most cases one of your devices will not run in its native resolution.u have to choose which one to honour.It's even worse if u try to connect to an old scart CRT tv.&nbsp; ATI only supports 1024x768, 800x600 at TV output.u cant connect 1280x720 using tv out, at least Ive never succeeded./gibman</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gibman, post: 217662, member: 25430"] The only way to do this on an ATI card is to use clone mode. I have an old ati 9500 It has DVI and VGA out. DVI is connected to PJ. VGA is connected to TV CRT (not scart, but VGA just like a monitor). Now, u need to set the resolution and refresh rate. In my case it is 1280x720 @ 50 hz. No tearing in any of the screens. Also my PJ is natively using 1280x720, so this seems optimal in my case. u cant use independent refresh rates or screen res while using clone mode. So in most cases one of your devices will not run in its native resolution. u have to choose which one to honour. It's even worse if u try to connect to an old scart CRT tv. ATI only supports 1024x768, 800x600 at TV output. u cant connect 1280x720 using tv out, at least Ive never succeeded. /gibman [/QUOTE]

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