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Ensure the distance between the USB antenna (while connected to a Laptop) and Veebeam box is within
10 yards (approx. 10 meters) – ideally less for best performance – and there are no obstructions between
them.
Screencasting performance issues
The following provides some basic information for improving the performance of the product in
Screencasting mode:
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Ensure the distance between the USB antenna (while connected to a Laptop) and Veebeam box is
less than 10 yards (approx. 10 meters) and there are no obstructions between them.
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Try reducing the Screencasting Mode / Resolution via the right click menu on the system tray (Mac
Menu Bar / Veebeam Settings…)
Codecs and file compatibility for the Veebeam Player
Media files (particularly those downloaded from the internet) can vary significantly in terms of the way
they are ‘encoded’ from video to computer ‘data’. As mentioned in the installation section of this manual, the
Veebeam Player relies upon the encoding/de-encoding (codec) facilities already installed on your Laptop in
order to play these files.
In general, if it will play on your Laptop screen, it will also play in the Veebeam Player. The most common
problem encountered when using the Veebeam Player is that a file can not be played because it is not seen as
‘compatible’. This means Veebeam can not find a suitable codec on your Laptop to decode the file. In order
to try and remedy this situation, it is suggested that you look on the internet for a suitable codec (or codec
pack) for the file you are trying to play (this can often be determined from the Properties page in Windows or by
using a specialist tool like MediaInfo). Numerous sources of information on codecs and codec packs can be
found on the internet. See the FAQs section at
www.veebeam.com
(under Products, Support) for more
information.