Marmitek GIGAVIDEO 70 Mode D'emploi page 8

Question: I do get images, but no sound.
Answer: Your video transmitter can send analogue stereo signals, such as e.g. Dolby
Surround. Digital systems, such as Dolby 5.1 or Dolby Digital, cannot be transmitted.
Question: Can I transmit Dolby signals using the GigaVideo?
Answer: Dolby Surround and Dolby Pro Logic use the Stereo channel of the GigaVideo. Digital
systems (e.g. Dolby Digital/AC3 or Dolby 5.1) cannot be transmitted wirelessly. Many PCs give
you the option to convert digital systems to Dolby Pro Logic.
Question: Can I use a GigaVideo 70 receiver with a GigaVideo 45 set?
Answer: No, both systems are not compatible.
Question: Can I also transmit just audio using the GigaVideo?
Answer: Yes, in that case you do not connect the video signal. This option is often used to
transmit e.g. MP3 from the PC to the stereo, ideal in combination with the PC Control (art.
no. 09523), to control your PC.
Question: Does the GigaVideo cause a conflict with my wireless network
(WLAN)?
Answer: Both systems use the same frequency band (2,4GHz). Interference may well occur.
The GigaVideo, however, uses different channels within this frequency band. This is probably
also the case with the WLAN. Beware of frequency hopping. This means a different channel is
selected every time, which may cause interference.
Question: Can I combine multiple transmitters?
Answer: You can use a maximum of 4 transmitters with one or more receivers. You can use 4
different channels. The infrared return channel can not be set separately and will work with
the entire system. Transmitters and receivers of the GigaVideo 70 (silver) do not work with
transmitters and receivers of the GigaVideo 45 and PCtoTV Sender.
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