PiP for EQ 1

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jonzi
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PiP for EQ 1

Post by jonzi » Sat Jun 03, 2006 6:52 pm

k i R A complete noob on this .. sorry..

Got WinEQ today so that I could have PiP. I have attempted to set it up and failed miserably. I just can't get it to work.

All I have managed to do is get 2 tiny windows side by side. I am unable to make one of them larger. When I try they seem to go in large mode for a fraction of a second then back to small side by side windows.

I have looked at your wiki but that doesn't really explain to me what I need to do.

So... a few questions if that's ok?

1. Do I need to set up 2 profiles? One for each session?
2. Do I have to have PiP enabled on both profiles?
3. ill I be able to change the resolution of the "little" picture or is this fixed?
4. Do I have to use the global hot keys (or self assigned ones) or can Alt + Tab be used?

Is there a detailed how to guide for PiP, all i could find was the wiki and that only really explains what the settings do.

Thanks in advance

Lax
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Post by Lax » Mon Jun 05, 2006 12:24 am

How to enable Picture-in-Picture:
http://www.lavishsoft.com/wineq2/faq.php#1.2
1. Do I need to set up 2 profiles? One for each session?
2. Do I have to have PiP enabled on both profiles?
3. ill I be able to change the resolution of the "little" picture or is this fixed?
4. Do I have to use the global hot keys (or self assigned ones) or can Alt + Tab be used?
1. No
2. PIP is a per-session, as well as overall setting (the overall setting must be enabled for PIP to work at all). A profile will set the setting for a session launched with that profile. The per-session setting is whether it can be a picture window.
3. Assuming this is for EQ1, the profile setting called "PIP Scale" dictates how large the "little" picture is, in comparison to the foreground window's size. A scale of 0.2 is 20% of the size (in width/height, not in area)
4. Alt+Tab can be used if you want, but be aware that alt+tab works by moving down through the Z-Order. e.g. the window that is directly beneath the currently active window will be the next one hit by alt+tab. This means that if you're running 2 or more sessions, and you have, say, a browser open as well, alt+tab will switch from the active window to the browser, NOT to the picture window, because that would be trying to move up in the Z-Order. To move up in the Z-Order, you would use Shift+Alt+Tab instead of Alt+Tab. You can ALSO use the session cycling hotkeys, which are CTRL+ALT+X or CTRL+ALT+Z by default.

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