[Watchpax User Guide?]

Ok, I found a DVI->HDMI cable and all is well.

 

By changing the Stage in Production and going online the Watchpax would also change resolution. Great.

 

Back to my 1st question:

Is there User Guide/Manual for the Watchpax that exists or is coming?

Having all the quirks, do's and dont's in one place would be very handy if we do purchase a few units.

 

Thanks.

[Watchpax User Guide?]

The VGA cable is the standard one that comes with the new projector.

 

I used an Apple miniDP to VGA adapter.

 

I have connected Watchpax with Production and loaded a show set with 1280X720, ran some clips, but the projector reports it's input set to 640X480.

 

Thanks

 

d.

[Watchpax User Guide?]

We have projectors that have a native resolution of 1280X768 that we'll either use in that resolution or in 1280X720. For the moment I can only connect to it in VGA but eventually it would be a miniDP to HDMI adapter and HDMI cable to the projector.

 

Using VGA the output resolution is 640X480 on the projector, that's the issue.

 

Thanks.

[Watchpax User Guide?]

Hi Jonas,

 

as I mentionned, I've read the release notes and there's no mention of changing the output resolution.

 

Thanks.

David.

[Watchpax User Guide?]

Hi Jonas,

 

thanks for your help but I already read the 5.5 release notes and aside from setting a fixed IP of a Watchpax there's not much information regarding its configuration.

 

Especially changing the output resolution, I tried poking around the Watchpax with a keyboard and mouse but it's completely locked.

 

Regards,

 

David.

[Watchpax User Guide?]

Hi,

 

I'm testing out a new Watchpax unit and was not given any documentation with it. I can only find marketing material on Dataton's website.

 

Do you have a User Guide/Manual for the Watchpax?

 

For example:

-Default resolution is 640X480, how can I change it to 1280X720 or 1920X1080?

-how do I delete a few files on the Watchpax? I will be testing many different clips and once I'm done I'd like to clean up everything that's not current.

 

Best regards,

 

David.