When computer is idle, annoying video starts up: How do I permanently stop it from playing?
139107
The video is set up as the screen saver. Just go into your control panel and change the screen saver and voila - no more annoying video.
1878576
Great advice. I discovered this myself through trial-and-error. With my new laptop and Office 2007 (I was using 2003), I no longer have the problem. I start up presenter mode and I'm immediately up and running, clicking away. Now if I could just figure out why some video files work and other don't, and some only work after you back up and then advance to the video-embedded slide again. I had hoped that a new laptop with a clean install of Vista and the new version of Office would fix the problem that's plagued me for years...
671469
Delete the files when you view them after plugging into your laptop/desktop. If you reach saturation, I figure it stops recording. Not sure.
1786858
I think you have Quick Start Mode on. Set it to off and this will not happened again.
1610578
I have the older version of this player and mine does that quite often, too. Not necessarily when I am playing DVDs, but when I am playing movies off of my hard drive. I have found no solution. SO frustrating.
853258
WE had no trouble with the video part but I like the other answer it sounds like what my laptop did automatically. Are you plugged in all the way? I don't remember if the directions came with a trouble shoot section. We had to do the sound check twice before the sound worked. does Kinobo have their own web site? Good luck
2135207
This unit goes it to power save way to easy, it is on of the things I hate about the unit, if you are feeding it a constant signal it,s fine, but pausing playback, for as little as 30 seconds on my computer will make it go into standby very aggravating.
790855
Yes, but new file created each time. Pause left on too long camera goes off.
1342542
Unfortunately ...no. This seems to be a common feature among sound bars. I have two sound bars from different manufacturers... both have the "idle off" feature and neither can be disabled.
109354
you can just let it run. you can set the memory settings to record till memory is full or overwrite oldest video first.
2274525
Every 2min or every 5min the video breaks into another file. No real difference.
1914331
Yes and 3 min segments are suggested. The camera will created a new video every 3:01 (One second of overlap) and erase the oldest video file and start over when card becomes full.
2142943
hey keith, i have had that problem before with another system and i had to buy another system. i would check youtube to see if there are any solutions to that problem.
1205227
You can turn the video off but when the baby starts crying it will light up. I have had to turn the face down when I don't need the video
1587000
I don't know if this is a question, but if there is no video input it will turn itself off after a timeout period. I've never had it turn on by itself though.
1005611
Yes, press the speaker on the bottom right of your desktop (right click) select recording devices then right click the device and select disable. On the cam there is not mute button that I know of. Hope this helps
2053561
I am having the same problem. I don't know what it is or how to stop it. I thought maybe I didn't let it run long enough after I installed it, but with continued use, it's still happening.