Using the Enhanced Video/MPEG Functions
Common Restrictions for Video Capture/Overlay and MPEG
Playback
You must be aware of the following when using the video
capture/overlay functions or the MPEG playback functions.
Otherwise, the video image might not be visible on the computer
screen or the television, or the computer might become locked up or
suspended. In these cases, close the Video-IN Recorder or Digital
Video Player and restart it, or restart the computer.
You can use only one video application at a time—for example,
you cannot capture video while playing back an MPEG file. If
you use multiple applications, an error message appears on the
screen and the computer might become locked up or suspended.
In that case, restart the computer.
Do not enter suspend mode while attempting video capture or
overlay.
Do not use the Enhanced Video functions (such as capturing or
overlaying video using the Video-IN Recorder, or playing back
the MPEG files using the Digital Video Player) in the following
display modes:
– 1024×768 resolution, 256 color depth, and 75Hz refresh rate
– 1024×768, 65,536, and 75Hz
– all 1280×1024 resolution mode
Otherwise, the image might be corrupted.
Do not select virtual screen in the ThinkPad Features program.
Video overlay and capture are not supported in virtual screen
mode, such as 1024×768 on an LCD or 800×600 on a television.
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