Toshiba Qosmio G10 - Manual (Page 150)

User’s Manual 8-13
Using the Remote Controller, AV Buttons and QosmioPlayer
Restrictions of the QosmioPlayer
The current mode will be maintained and restored the next time the
computer is switched on or is restarted from either Standby Mode or
Hibernation Mode.
Restrictions in the Monitor-in mode
■
Disable the Windows’ Monitor Auto Off feature (this will override the
Monitor-in mode).
■ If the Monitor Auto Off is on, the LCD displays nothing even when you
click the Monitor-in button to switch to the Monitor-in mode.
■ During the Monitor-in mode, any Windows messages will not be
displayed. Disable the Monitor-in mode to see Windows messages.
■ When the mode is switched to Monitor-in mode, the aspect ratio (the
ratio of length to width of the screen) is set to 4:3. When you press the
CD/DVD button, the ratio will switch to 16:9. When pressed again, it will
return to 4:3.
The Qosmio Engine is available only for the LCD and has the following
restrictions.
■ Qosmio does not support LCD/CRT, CRT, TV, LCD/TV and Multi-
Monitor.
■ Depending on the video being played, noise may be present:
■ When DVD is played with WinDVD.
■ When DVD is played with QosmioPlayer.
■ When AV Input is performed while Windows is running. (The
Monitor Mode control button allows for toggling between Windows
and AV Input modes).
■
When AV Input is performed while QosmioPlayer is running. (The
Monitor Mode control button allows for toggling between
QosmioPlayer and AV Input modes).
■
External display output (CRT/S-Video out) is not supported.
■ Text information is displayed at a lower quality while video is being
played with WinDVD or Software for TV. The Qosmio Engine provides
a clear display for video images but reduces the quality when it
required to render static data such as captions on the screen.
■ Any signal noise contained in original video images may increase
when playing these images with WinDVD, Software for TV and/or
QosmioPlayer. This is due to the fact that the Qosmio engine enhances
not only video images themselves but also any noises assosciated
with them.