InFocus LiteShow II User Manual page 32

Category
Video I can't get to full screen video mode
Audio I want to hear audio through my pro-
jector
Audio LiteShow audio driver used for other
devices
Audio I am hearing an echo/squealing
Issue
Full Screen Video Playback" mode (800 x 600 resolution or less) is only available with select media
players (WinDVD 6 or Media Player Classic) and only when running the media player in Extended
mode. (From the Windows Task Bar, right click on the Media Player icon and select the "Move to Dis-
play" option.) For non-compatible video modes, "Full Screen Video" mode will be grayed out.
Peer-to-Peer: Plug a 3.5mm mini-din audio cable into the projector's Audio In port and into the Lite-
Show II AUDIO OUT port. Note: Disable the computer microphone in order to avoid feedback.
Access Point: Plug an audio cable from the computer audio out port into the projector's audio in port.
Wireless audio is not available when using the LiteShow II as an access point.
LiteShow Manager installs an audio driver in your system that enables it to stream audio to the Lite-
Show II Adapter. This driver (PC2TV Audio) is enabled when projecting, and disabled when you stop
projecting. If a media player is started while the LiteShow Audio is activated, the media player will con-
tinue to use the LiteShow Audio driver even after exiting LiteShow. Simply exit and restart the media
player to allow it to use your default audio player.
In a few rare cases, LiteShow Manager might not change the audio driver to the desired setting. If this
happens, the audio device can be changed manually by doing the following:
1. In Control Panel open "Sound and Audio Devices".
2. Change "Sound Playback" and "Sound Recording" devices to the desired device.
* On Windows Vista, you may see the Audio Properties window flash open quickly and close. This is
normal behavior.
The computer microphone is on. If audio is not desired at all, unplug the audio cable from the Lite-
Show II device and the projector, or go into the LiteShow Manager and choose "Local Audio" from the
Device/Adapter Options. If audio is desired without the microphone, disable the computer micro-
phone (XP: Control Panel>Sounds & Audio Devices Properties menu).
Solution
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