Buffalo Technology PC-P1LAN user manual Videos are not displayed correctly

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Cause (7)

Files are copy protected

Solution (7):

DRM and copy protected files cannot be played back on the LinkTheater. Play only files that do not have DRM or copy protection.

Videos are not displayed correctly

Cause (1):

Videos are recorded in a television format other than NTSC

Solution (1):

LinkTheater plays NTSC video. Record all videos in NTSC format for playback on the LinkTheater.

Cause (2):

LinkTheater is connected to your television through a VCR

Solution (2):

LinkTheater is equipped with copy protection, so playing back videos through a VCR may cause the video to roll or become distorted. Connect LinkTheater directly to an input on your TV.

Sound skips/frames dropping occur during playback

Cause (1):

Traffic on the network is not leaving enough bandwidth for the LinkTheater to operate

Solution (1):

If another device is communicating on the network while LinkTheater is playing back, the network may become congested and skipping or dropped frames may occur. If skipping or dropped frames occur, finish other network tasks, then play your video files.

Cause (2):

LinkTheater is connected to an 11Mbps wireless network

Solution (2):

If LinkTheater is connected to an 11Mbps wireless network, playing back files above 3Mbps may lead to skipping or dropped frames.

Cause (3):

The type of file, definition, or encoding conditions for playback are not suited to LinkTheater

Solution (3):

skipping or dropped frames may occur with some files. Play files that are supported by LinkTheater (page 2).

Cause (4):

The bitrate exceeds 8Mbps

Solution (4):

Using the procedure on page 3 to convert video files to MPEG-2 format with a bitrate less than 8Mbps.

When watching on a television, the edges (perimiter) of the video are cut and the video appears distorted

Generally, televisions display with overscan, which cuts a small amount of the video signal periphery when displaying the video on the screen. The amount of periphery cut differs depending on the television, so the edges (perimeter section) of the video may appear ragged, or the video may appear either vertically or horizontally distorted. Adjust this in your TV's image settings.

Provided software is being blocked, and LinkTheater cannot recognize the computer (Windows XP)

After installing the provided software, the [Continue to block this software?] message may be displayed after restarting the computer.

If this occurs, click [Remove block].

If you clicked [Check later]

Restart the provided software. [Continue to block this program?] is displayed again. Click [Remove block].

Using LinkTheater Detailed Configuration

Appendix

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Contents PC-P1LAN Contents Supported file formats Using LinkTheaterData playback on a television Registering a folder for playbackConverting data Conversion completed Click AddClick Turn on Access Click Add Control Configuring access restrictionsAppendix About Dlna Digital Living Network Alliance Playing back Dlna compatible media server dataDisplay settings LinkTheater Advanced SettingsPress the power button and start LinkTheater Wired Network settingsSettings screen Media Server ConfigurationShared folder screen BootServer Management screen Access restrictions screenAppendix Click the menu below and start the command promptComputer between Set a differentSet the same value Number from Set the same valueSelect Network, and press Select/Play button Button Press buttonStart LinkTheater Select Static, and press button Enter the IP addressYour LinkTheater is now configured with a static IP address Cannot see videos or hear sounds Troubleshooting Cannot switch the power on Remote control doesn’t workWhen Trend Micro PC-Cillin 2003 is installed Cannot playback videos, music, or pictures When Trend Micro PC-Cillin 2002 is installedSound skips/frames dropping occur during playback Videos are not displayed correctlyIf you clicked Block Technical SupportGlossary CPU SpecificationsDisplay lamp specifications