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Hi everyone, I'm working on the new certification test and basically one of the programs you have to be able to message back and forth from a V12 touchpanel to the helpdesk. I'm just wondering if

No, nothing to do in VT-pro.. Just compile and upload. Ronny Sendt fra min iPhone Den 12. mai 2013 kl. 16:12 skrev Mark Conde <mcjaran@...>: [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Media Servers: For sure, Kaleidescape does this. I'm sure Request devices would too. I've only worked with their older audio-only devices. On the cheaper end, XBMC would have the most integration.

When creating a project on VTPro for an iPad Mini, does anything have to be done like resize graphics, Pages, resolution anything? Resolution is the same only the size is different..

Hello everyone. We have a client that would like to play classic sports events thru the A/V system on a predetermined time. The system would dim the lights, play the sports media, and once completed

Thanks everybody for the advice. Yea I installed 32 bit XP. Ive been using it on a 64 bit laptop for a while and im happy. To compare Win 7 and XP you MUST compare on the same hardware. Ive done that

Last I heard was 150 concurrent per processor. I've done 90+ without issue [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Nice. :) - Chip

Havent try the restore command before. But will give it a try. Thanks. Sent from Samsung Mobile

Let me give it a try. Thanks. Sent from Samsung Mobile

Thanks Andre, will check that out. Sent from Samsung Mobile

Your welcome...kind of. :) Glad I trigger a neuron or two anyway.

Simpl only, because Chip. http://mightyblueswirl.com/herald/base64-encode.zip -- K.A.D. Herald of the Mighty Blue Swirl

Thanks -- apparently I need to refresh my memory of the "Anticipator"'s function -- Cool was at 6 [though I swear, other than FW updates I haven't touched the state since it was installed. I knocked

From what I am told, they use a visually lossless compression. Something like one pixel per million is lost in the compression. This could be some salesman myth, but that is what they tell me. I have

I wouldn't call just add power full HD! It only can be fully compressed HD. I love the system for ease of use, but have mixed feelings in regards to pq. Saludos, Regards, Mit freundlichen Grü?en,

Actually Matt, that wasn't the problem (this is my personal MacBook) but you gave me an idea. I had my network setup in Parallels to be "Shared" and saw the IP address was in the 10.x.x.x range, when

I had that happen to me on Win7, there must have been some obscure domain security settings because when I removed my computer from my work domain, everything was fine. Not sure if that applies to

Yes, by virtue of it being 32 bit. The 64 bit version of XP would not be, but that's a whole other set of issues.

A lot of software I tried at the time just didn't seem to play nice with XP64. It all seems to work better under 7 64. XP64 seemed definitely be a very orphaned OS.