I just got the SHOWWX today. I hooked it up with ipod touch, it plays youtube videos fine, but it doesn't play my Netflix downloads, why?? How do I use it to project other files or play games? Help!!
@ChiroAY Hello! Unless you've got a 4th generation iPod touch, the Netflix app will not send a video signal to external devices, such as the SHOWWX laser pico projector. The app only works with the SHOWWX on iPad, iPhone 4, and iPod touch 4th generation. Apologies for the delayed response.
Sh-sh-sh... Here is a coupon code to get VGA Dock for free when you buy SHOWWX at the Microvision site (otherwise it's $50!): MVISREF1229. Valid until 9/30/2010
What you are actually seeing are essentially beats created by the offset frequency of the camera and the projector. They aren't visible in real life, and would not be visible with either a higher speed camera (or more simply) a higher frequency projector.
Where can you buy this? Does it project anything you want if you have the iPod touch 4th generation? Like games, pictures, movies from apps?
Weirdolove789 2 months ago
I just got the SHOWWX today. I hooked it up with ipod touch, it plays youtube videos fine, but it doesn't play my Netflix downloads, why?? How do I use it to project other files or play games? Help!!
ChiroAY 1 year ago
@ChiroAY Hello! Unless you've got a 4th generation iPod touch, the Netflix app will not send a video signal to external devices, such as the SHOWWX laser pico projector. The app only works with the SHOWWX on iPad, iPhone 4, and iPod touch 4th generation. Apologies for the delayed response.
mvisvideo 1 year ago
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Sh-sh-sh... Here is a coupon code to get VGA Dock for free when you buy SHOWWX at the Microvision site (otherwise it's $50!): MVISREF1229. Valid until 9/30/2010
styrumg 1 year ago
What you are actually seeing are essentially beats created by the offset frequency of the camera and the projector. They aren't visible in real life, and would not be visible with either a higher speed camera (or more simply) a higher frequency projector.
bradleystephengreen 1 year ago
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Zebraheadr6 1 year ago
does it flicker like that in real life? or is it that old computer screen effect..
willedtv 2 years ago 2
@willedtv Ltes hope its just the Sold COmputer screen effect
2000pcman 2 years ago
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@willedtv It doesn't flicker like that in real life. That's caused by the camera refresh and projector refresh rates not being synced up.
Zebraheadr6 1 year ago
@willedtv It does not flicker like that in real life. You are seeing the lines that only cameras can see. The human eye cannot detect those lines.
EdwardsR0se 1 year ago
@willedtv It doesn't flicker. It's exactly what you said: "old computer screen effect"
mvisvideo 1 year ago
lol nice
R3PlaX 2 years ago