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Entertainment Robot is, The outline of still images or movies

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Symptom • Cause c Remedy The AIBO® Entertainment Robot is not correctly rendered on the 3D display. • The installed graphics card driver is not the latest version. c The 3D display of the AIBO robot is implemented using Microsoft® DirectX. Depending on the graphics card, DirectX depends on the driver or the hardware for image processing. For details, contact the manufacturer of the PC or the graphics card. • When switching users in Windows XP, the 3D display may be lost, depending on the graphics card. c Restart AIBO Entertainment Player. The outline of still images or movies has a blue tinge. • This is due to a design specification of the AIBO robot's camera. It is not a defect. When playing a recorded movie, the sound is choppy or plays as if in fastforward. • The PC may not have enough processing power. c Do not use other resource-intensive software on the PC at the same time that you are running AIBO Entertainment Player. c Do not play music in AIBO Entertainment Player when recording a movie. c Under the "AIBO" tab in the "Settings" screen, set "Picture Quality" to "Low", and set "Sound Quality" to "Low (MONO 8 kHz 8 bit)" (page 67). c In some cases, selecting "MotionJPEG (AVI)" as the "Movie Recording Format" in the "Movie" tab under the "Settings" screen may help (page 71). • Data transfer speed is low. c See the section "The connection between PC and the the AIBO® Entertainment Robot is interrupted, or data transfer speed drops". Troubleshooting 75

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Troubleshooting
75
The AIBO
®
Entertainment Robot is
not correctly rendered on the 3D
display.
•
The installed graphics card driver is not the latest version.
c
The 3D display of the AIBO robot is implemented using Microsoft
®
DirectX.
Depending on the graphics card, DirectX depends on the driver or the hardware for
image processing. For details, contact the manufacturer of the PC or the graphics
card.
•
When switching users in Windows XP, the 3D display may be lost, depending on the
graphics card.
c
Restart AIBO Entertainment Player.
The outline of still images or movies
has a blue tinge.
•
This is due to a design specification of the AIBO robot’s camera. It is not a defect.
When playing a recorded movie, the
sound is choppy or plays as if in fast-
forward.
•
The PC may not have enough processing power.
c
Do not use other resource-intensive software on the PC at the same time that you
are running AIBO Entertainment Player.
c
Do not play music in AIBO Entertainment Player when recording a movie.
c
Under the “AIBO” tab in the “Settings” screen, set “Picture Quality” to “Low”,
and set “Sound Quality” to “Low (MONO 8 kHz 8 bit)” (page 67).
c
In some cases, selecting “MotionJPEG (AVI)” as the “Movie Recording Format”
in the “Movie” tab under the “Settings” screen may help (page 71).
•
Data transfer speed is low.
c
See the section “The connection between PC and the the AIBO
®
Entertainment
Robot is interrupted, or data transfer speed drops”.
Symptom
•
Cause
c
Remedy