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<blockquote data-quote="arjay" data-source="post: 59515" data-attributes="member: 20074">My apologies - I gave you the wrong info - my card is actually a 9250.&nbsp; It has a serial connector for a monitor, an s-video out and a dvi out.&nbsp; But I believe it can only do one display at a time, although I am looking into this.&nbsp; I don't have a second monitor available at the moment so cannot check directly.&nbsp; I'll look in the help files for youI am using a scart attached to the stb with three leads going to the tuner card - a composite-in (yellow),&nbsp; right audio-in (white, and left audio-in (red).As to your second point, someone might correct me but when I bought my first scart/svideo lead, it had a tiny arrow on the scart showing &quot;in&quot;.&nbsp; I didn't notice until I had bought it.&nbsp; I then bought one that was scart/out to svideo/in to go from the stb to the tuner card.&nbsp; I then found that it still would not work with MS MCE (which I was using at the time). My PC supplier advised me that the svideo-in on the pvr150mce card would not work under MCE.&nbsp; That's when I changed to a scart to composite lead.&nbsp; Of course, now that I am playing around with MP and GBPVR, I guess the scart-to-svideo will work.&nbsp; At the moment I am pre-occupied with trying to get channel changong on the stb to work so am not up to trying other leads :lol:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arjay, post: 59515, member: 20074"] My apologies - I gave you the wrong info - my card is actually a 9250. It has a serial connector for a monitor, an s-video out and a dvi out. But I believe it can only do one display at a time, although I am looking into this. I don't have a second monitor available at the moment so cannot check directly. I'll look in the help files for you I am using a scart attached to the stb with three leads going to the tuner card - a composite-in (yellow), right audio-in (white, and left audio-in (red). As to your second point, someone might correct me but when I bought my first scart/svideo lead, it had a tiny arrow on the scart showing "in". I didn't notice until I had bought it. I then bought one that was scart/out to svideo/in to go from the stb to the tuner card. I then found that it still would not work with MS MCE (which I was using at the time). My PC supplier advised me that the svideo-in on the pvr150mce card would not work under MCE. That's when I changed to a scart to composite lead. Of course, now that I am playing around with MP and GBPVR, I guess the scart-to-svideo will work. At the moment I am pre-occupied with trying to get channel changong on the stb to work so am not up to trying other leads :lol: [/QUOTE]

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