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Everything is black and white

Fri, 11/30/2007 - 18:42 — slightlyoffbeat
  • Content will be black and white if your television is PAL, but is
    receiving an NTSC signal (and vice-versa). Press the
    ‘Setup’ button on the remote, then press
    ‘Display’ and choose your appropriate settings.
  • If you bought your box in a region where PAL is the standard,
    then your box will default to PAL when choosing standard definition.
    The same applies for NTSC. You may change your default by pressing
    ‘Setup’ on the remote and then going to
    ‘Display’ > ‘Display settings’ >
    ‘High definition’ and choosing either NTSC 480i 4:3 (for
    NTSC) or PAL 576i 4:3 (for PAL). This will change your DivX Connected
    device’s default settings.

My HD files do not play back smoothly

Fri, 11/30/2007 - 18:42 — slightlyoffbeat
  • High definition files may not play back smoothly on a wireless
    network. Plug your PC and/or box into your wired network directly and
    try again.
  • Transcoding from other HD formats, such as WMV HD, requires much
    higher CPU usage and may not occur smoothly under all conditions. It is
    recommended that you convert these files to DivX prior to playback on
    the connected device.
  • The DivX Connected device will decode 720p HD DivX files smoothly with a good network connection.
  • The DivX Connected device may decode some 1080p HD DivX files
    smoothly if the bit rate is less than 8Mbps and you have a good network
    connection.

My slideshow playback is choppy

Fri, 11/30/2007 - 18:41 — slightlyoffbeat
  • This could be due to transcoding from other formats.
  • This could be due to high network traffic.
  • The PC may be too busy to decode the photo files because it is
    trying to render the transitional effects. Try turning off the effects.
  • There could be wireless interference from other networks.
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