Although my Liquid Video 17" monitor has worked fine for a few years, suddenly, when I run video, I get an orange message box that says
OUT OF RANGE
H43khz
V:85khz
Max 1280X1024
It has a sine wave symbol with 7500 on the left.
I tried the Auto Adjust, no improvement.
I went to the menu, and stepped down the list. The bottom one has the sine wave 7500 symbol, but I can't step to that one.
Other than that, the display is just fine.
I checked my display properties from my desktop, and it is set at 1280X1024. I dropped the resolution, and it had no effect.
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the video settings on your computer has changed to a setting that the monitor doesn't like! try entering your computer in safe mod and change the setting to a max of 1024x768. however, if your video card has a dual output and you have 2 monitors connected at the same time then this is your problem. make sure that the 17" lcd is monitor 1 and the other monitor #2. one of the monitors is set higher the the 17" lcd and when it is not connected the computer may think this the setting for the 17" lcd and not the other monitor which may be hdmi or 1900x1080 which the 17" cannot read this it is out of range!
Try booting to the ENABLE VGA mode off the F8 menu
if you can get to the desktop and then you can go to display properties and see if you can reset the resolution to normal. If no go, try updating the video driver
Hi, if you loose video on both monitors, that means there is a problem with the video cards.
I guess you already tried to update the video drivers to the latest ones, so the only thing remaining is maybe an hardware problem with the video card.
Try to play your game at a lower screen resolution and see what happens. Also, if you have a flatscreen monitor, try to lower the refresh rate at the default 65Hz or 70Hz.
If after 30 min or so you still loose your image, make sure the monitors are still powered (usually the green light will turn orange awaiting a singal to open and turn green then)
Some video cards got some issues with heat after a certain amount of time. Something about GNU but i'm not 100% positive.
Anyway, in that case, you may have to replace your video card, god of waranty please be with us!
good luck
With another monitor attached to your computer, right click anywhere on the desk top. Click on properties. Select the Settings tab. change the settings to 800 x 600 with a refresh rate of 60 hertz. Now attach the Liquid Video TV.
I beleive that 800 x 600 is the maximum screen resolution that this TV / monitor can support.
Hi, the way your describing the problem it sounds like you don't have any video drivers installed in your machine, hence the computer is using a generic video driver with very limited resolutions. Try using Windows Update, when it asks you to do express or custom, choose custom and under hardware you should see your video drivers there. If not post the make and model of your PC and I'll help you find the drivers.
Most commonly, this problem is caused by an incorrect refresh rate setting. LCD monitors typically DO NOT support refresh rates higher than 60hz - and this is no exception. Try running the game in "safe mode" if it has one. Adjusting the in-game video settings should solve the problem, just look for a screen refresh rate or any video-related setting with a number followed by "hz". Set it to 60, everything should be fine.
It could also be that at some point the game changes resolution (this frequently occurs if there is an in-game movie or cut-scene). In this case the resolution settings for the in-game movie might be at fault, check them if you can.
It probabily happens after you change the settings of display in control panel (windows), if so restart the machine and press function key <F8> after memory test and you shoud get to the startup menu, choose VGA mode and undo the changes in display that you have made.
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