Addlogix 2100 6 FAQ

Addlogix Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100 Version 0.2

6 FAQ

General Operation

Can more than one computer project to the same Wireless PC2TV InternetVue

2100/projector combination at the same time?

 The Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100 manages users on a first-come, first-served basis.

This implies that if one user is projecting, others must wait until the first user closes their

Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100 application or stops projection.

 If more than one user wants to project to the same display, a window on their computer

screen informs them that the Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100 is in use (wait mode). Click

the Display button after the first user has stopped displaying.

 The Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100 supports multiple connections to the same unit, but

only one computer is able to project at a time.

What resolutions are supported?

 The current release supports 640x480, 800x600 and 1024x768 for DVI/VGA, 640x480 and

800x600 composite video outputs, and 720x480, 720x576, and 1280x720 for component

video output.

Which video players are supported?

 The Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100 supports players that use DirectDraw. It does not

support players that use DirectShow.

 It is recommended to use WinDVD 6 or Media Player Classic version 6.4.9.0. You can

download this player at: http://www.divx-digest.com/software/media_player_classic.html

 To obtain good quality video, the computer setup and DVD playback should have the

following:

 For showing video playback, the computer must be connected to AC power.

 For Windows XP, make sure Service Pack 2 is installed.

 For Windows XP, increase the RAM beyond 512 MB and configure the virtual memory to

the maximum setting.

The recommended player is installed, but it still does not work

 Check to see if DirectDraw is enabled.

1. Open Windows Start, Run, and type: dxdiag

2. Wait for the diagnostic to run.

3. Click on the Video 2 tab, which should correspond to the Wireless PC2TV InternetVue 2100.

 If DirectDraw is disabled, click on the Enable button. The DirectDraw players such as

WinDVD should now work.