Ok need some help: Cue Cat (1 Viewer)

[Matthew Cook]

I got a modified cue cat for dvd profiler. It has the ps/2 connector I want to use this on my laptop so I used my ps/2 to usb connector the cat glows red but wont scan please help

 

[Alf S]

Ya might wanna post this in the "Computer" forum section.

 

[Matthew Cook]

shoot I thought that was the forum that I did post it in hey mods could ya move it for me thanks

 

[Bob McElfresh]

You have to load software that responds to the que cat. Do a google search.

 

[Thomas J. Coyle III]

Bob McElfresh,

I will have to disagree with you on this one Bob. I bought a USB version of the Cue Cat from eBay and use it on my HTPC with DVD Profiler. The unit works fine with Win XP Pro and DVD Profiler with no additional software. The System list shows it as an input device.

Matthew Cook,

Check your System list and make sure that the Cue Cat is showing up as an input device. Also, it might help to be running at least Windows XP. If you are running less than Windows XP, such as Win 98 SE2, then Bob might be right that you do need to add additional software to get the Cue Cat to work.
Regards,
TCIII

 

[Matthew Cook]

it isnt showing up as and input device how do I fix this problem

 

[Thomas J. Coyle III]

Matthew Cook,

What version of Windows are you running?
Regards,
TCIII

 

[Matthew Cook]

2000

 

[greg jones]

Here's what I would do. First, if you haven't already, go get Catnip and install it. Then follow the setup directions inside this thread. Make sure to read the part posted by "Miss Movie Diva", as it explains how to set up Catnip for DVDP.

Hope that helps you out.

 

[Matthew Cook]

I have done that I just think that you can hook the cue cat the way I did. I have a ps/2 cue cat that I bought a ps/2 to usb adapter and have it in the usb port. I dont have a ps/2 port on this laptop.

 

[MarkHastings]

I don't know if this helps, but:

CueCat Drivers for Win 2000 / XP

Apparently these drivers are designed to "filter out the unwanted code and encription from a standard unmodified Cuecat."

 

[Matthew Cook]

it has been modified