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Hardware Installation
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Video Input & Video Output (VIVO Cable)
You can use the S-Video connector to send and receive video signals to
and from video devices that use standard AV cables such as Video Cam
Recorders or DVD Players. However, you must use the VIVO cable which
is supplied in the packaging when your card supports Video Input, Video
Output functionality. At one end of this cable is the S-Video connector that
you attach to the card. The other end will have up to 4 connectors which
may include one or all of the following connectors: S-Video-In, S-Video-Out,
Video-In (AV), and Video-Out (AV). Attach AV video devices to either the
Video-In connector or Video-Out connector depending on your needs.
Note: In order to use the Video-In functionality, you must have installed the
WDM (for VIVO use) drivers from the Setup CD-ROM (see software
installation section). If you are only using Video Out functionality, you do
not need to install the drivers. Also note that you must use the audio
connectors on the mainboard to transmit audio signals.
HDTV Cable
The HDTV Cable is an adapter cable designed for your VGA card. It is
designed to allow your VGA card to send video signals to different types of
display devices that use standard AV cables or S cables such as TVs and
HDTVs. At one end of the HDTV Cable is an S-Video connector that you
attach to your VGA card. The other end will have several display
connector options, one of which you will use to attach to your display
device. Depending on your model, your cable may include an S-Video
Out connector, a Video-Out (AV) connector, and/or three HDTV-Out
connectors (HDTVs requires 3 connectors, AV x 3). After attaching your
cable, make sure that both ends are secure before you power on your
system.
VIVO Adaptor S-In/Out & AV-In/Out