Unable to get full screen in TV with Windows 7

[Sparrow]

I have recently upgraded from Windows XP to Windows 7. When I am trying to use windows xp I was able to watch videos at full screen on my TV and actually enjoyed it. Now anytime I going to watch them with full screen it jumps above to my monitor and my TV is only showing the blank desktop. It plays the video just okay on the TV until I desire it to go to full screen. I am using an s-cideo connection and running the videos in VLC software, if anyone help me out then I would be thankful to them.

[Zhankana_n]

I would recommend you to get the most recent Graphic Drivers supporting Windows 7. You can also check by installing the newest Video codec for the computer. But remember that using third party software, consisting hardware drivers can reason of sober problems that may stop your computer from booting accurately. Microsoft cannot take responsibility that any issues resulting from the utilization of Third Party Software can be resolved. It is your responsibility to use third party software. Also ensure with the producer whether the TV Tuner is compatible with Windows 7.

[Ekpah]

Here I have some solution hope it will work for you. I found the solution. To catch the full screens on TV just disable your graphic driver. Then go to desktop and Right click on my computer then select manage option. Click on device manager. Check out your display adaptors. Now right click it to see your card information and make it disable. Then you will get prompt like yes or no so you need to select yes. Then click on start and type cmd and use at rot enter key form keyboard. It will give you full screen.

[Elijah]

I will suggest you to get new Codec Package for windows 7. It does not relate file types. By using this package you can use any media player to play video clips DVD’s and movies of any format. Streaming video like real and quicktime is compatible with these web browsers. See the homepage to take a 64bit Addon which provide you xvid, divx and DVD playback in windows 7 Media Center.