Hauppauge MediaMVP 1004 Benutzerhandbuch

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you will need to 

on your wireless router. On the wireless router 

, set the 

. Read your Wireless Router manual for instructions on running the 

.

Plug in the MediaMVP, and turn on the 'Wireless-B Game Adapter'. You will see the two lights on the front of the 'Wireless-B
Game Adapter' turn on and flash.

The MediaMVP will go through the loading proceedure, and you will see the sequence 

, 

, 

, and then you will see the 

.

MediaMVP Capabilities

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MediaMVP runs in a client/server system, where the MediaMVP receives display screens and media files from the PC
based Server. The on-screen displays rendered by the MediaMVP on the TV set is formed on the PC Server. The PC
Server can be either Windows XP Home, Windows XP Professional or Windows2000, and can be used for any normal PC
task while it acts as the Server for the MediaMVP in the background.

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MediaMVP can run on networks where the PC serving the media content is on the same sub network as the MediaMVP.
The MediaMVP cannot “see” PCs which are on networks beyond its local router or subnet.

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The MediaMVP runs a Linux operating system and performs two basic functions: rendering the On-screen display com-
mands onto the TV monitor, and taking digital media files and decoding them into an analog form. It also takes remote
control clicks and sends them back to the Server for processing.

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The MediaMVP offers general purpose processing power >350 DMIPS, plus dedicated hardware decode support for
MPEG-2 Transport Stream, MPEG-2 MP@ML, and MP3 Audio. 

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Supports MPEG Video rates ranging from 1.5 Mbps to 8 Mbps (higher in bursts), limited by the LAN bandwidth

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The MediaMVP will decode full CCIR601 resolution NTSC and PAL encoded MPEG-2 bit streams in real time, up to and
including 720x480 (NTSC) or 720x576 (PAL). It will upscale lower resolution video to full screen. For example, MediaMVP
will take 320x240 VCD video and play it full screen. It also offers a tunable Anti-Flicker Filter.

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The MediaMVP's on-screen display rendering engine provides 24-bit Direct Color (YUV) with 8-bit alpha blending

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The MediaMVP has a range of audio and video outputs which are available in different models. A/V options include S-
Video, composite video, YPbPr, and RGB outputs, plus left and right channel audio, in either RCA jacks or a SCART con-
nector.

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NTSC and PAL output support in all models, software switchable.

Specifications

Peripheral and A/V Interfaces 

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A/V RCA Jacks: S-Video, Composite video, Left audio, Right audio 

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Optional SCART connector: S-Video, Composite video, Left audio, Right audio plus RGB and YprPb (SCART connector
replaces A/V RCA Jacks)

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IR Remote Control receiver

System Specifications 

Processor: 350 MIPS IBM PowerPC

Media MVP O.S: Linux, with application bootloaded from the server

Server O.S.: Windows XP or Windows 2000

Network support:  RJ45 Ethernet 10/100Mbps

Native media format decode: MP3, JPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 

Media format via transcode: DivX, WMA, WMV, Internet radio

Power supply: 6V at 1 amp

Operating indicators: Power LED on front panel, network activity indications on rear panel

Size: 160 x 143 x 29 cm

Operating temperature: 0 - 70 degrees C, non-condensing

EMI certifications: FCC/ CE