User manual HAUPPAUGE WIRELESS MEDIAMVP

[. . . ] Hauppauge! ® Wireless MediaMVP Quick Installation Guide Contents of the MediaMVP package MediaMVP device and stand. The Wireless MediaMVP version has a built-in 802. 11G transmitter and receiver and an external antenna. Ethernet cable for connection between the MediaMVP and your Access Point, Router, Hub or Switch. The Wireless MediaMVP can also be connected by using an Ethernet cable. * Video cable set to connect the MediaMVP to your TV set. [. . . ] When viewing pictures, the Skip ahead button on the remote control will move 6 pictures forward, while the Skip back button will skip back 6 pictures. Videos menu The Videos menu will show MPEG-1, MPEG-2 or DivX videos which are located in selected directories on the PC. You can play a video file (indicated by the video icon or the video thumbnail) by either clicking the "Play" button or the "OK" button on the remote control. Types of video files supported are MPEG1 and MPEG2, from less then 1 Mbit/sec up to 8 Mbits/sec, or DivX movies. The maximum data rate might be limited by your local area network speed. To navigate to a sub menu (indicated by the `folder' icon), cursor to the folder by using the arrow buttons on the Remote control and and click the "OK" button on the remote. If you click the "Menu" button on the remote control, a pop up menu will appear which will allow the sorting of the videos by date or name, or a random order. To return to the Video menu while watching a video, click the "Stop" button on the remote control. When playing videos, the number keys moves to 10% when you hit the `1' key, 20% when you hit the `2' key, etc. To fast forward through a video, click the remotes "Fast forward" button. 13 To pause the video while playing, click the "Pause" button on the remote. To rewind through the video, click the "Rewind" button on the remote. While playing videos, the audio volume can be adjusted through the Vol+ and Vol - keys. Tips for playing DivX videos simultaneous playback of DivX videos are not possible from multiple MediaMVPs DivX playback requires a minimum 1. 8 Gigahertz Pentium4 processor or faster in your PC. If your PC is too slow to "transcode" the DivX video at its current frame size, video will stutter or you will lose lip synch as you watch your videos. For example, if you see jerky video or stuttering audio with 640x480 DivX videos, try playing 320x240 size DivX videos instead. MediaMVP can scale DivX videos up to full screen, but can only do this on videos of exactly 320x240 or 640x480. If your videos are another format, they will be "letterboxed" on your TV set. After using the Fast-Forward and Fast-Rewind buttons a loss of speech synchronization may occur. your DivX videos need to have a . AVI file extension in their names Once DivX videos are playing, they will typically consume most of the CPU power available on your PC. Therefore, you should not expect to be able to do other tasks on your PC while playing DivX videos. - - Radio menu MediaMVP allows you to listen to Internet Radio stations through your TV set. MediaMVP accomplishes this by opening a special link on your PC to the Internet radio station, and then "streams" the Internet audio over your home network to the MediaMVP where the , audio is output to the TV set. To play an Internet radio station through the MediaMVP the Internet radio station must do , two things: it must transmit audio in either MP3 or in WMA formats. Some radio stations transmit using Real audio, which the MediaMVP cannot currently play. the Internet radio station must be accessable via a direct Internet link. [. . . ] Put a check mark in the box next to Password never expires, then click on Apply and then Okay. Restart the MediaMVP services by clicking on Start/Programs/Hauppauge MediaMVP, and then Restart. - - - Once the services have restarted, you can search for media on other PCs on the network that your username has access to. Click on Start/Programs/Hauppauge MediaMVP, and then Search for Media. You will now be in the Select Directory window in which you can browse to other PCs on the network. 21 Troubleshooting Video is jerky when watching over a wireless network: The Wireless MediaMVP should be able to play "DVD Standard Play" videos (8Mbits/esec) smoothly over an 802. 11G network. [. . . ]