new at this. hope i'm in the right place. hooked hi def dtv reciever to infocus 4805. but don't get picture, just sound. anyone have advice. thanks
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First, I'd make sure that your projector is on the correct input. PJ's can easily be switched to the wrong input.
2nd, any high-def components can easily be put to the wrong output resolution or plug, which means that you're either sending a signal to the projector that it can't display, or you're sending a video signal out over a plug that you don't even have connected. For example, if you connect your projector using composite cable, but set the output resolution to 720p, you won't get anything, because 720p can't go over composite.
You may want to check the back panel of your receiver, too. My DirecTV receiver has a switch on the back to switch it between DVI or component.
CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
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Ok well I've been looking at a projector 720p. Here are some I've been considering.
Sony VPL-AW15
Optoma HD78 (used)
Optoma HD7100
Mitsubishi HC3000
Out of these or any others that are in the 1000 range that you would rather have? The AW15 accepts 1080p/24... -
Hey, if anyone is interested, Woot.com has a 480p projector today for $650 with a 76 inch screen. here is the info on the projector and screen
Features:
* Native Aspect Ratio: 16×9
* Supported Aspect Ratio: 4:3, 16:9
* Brightness: High Bright:...30 October 2006, 19:49 Monday -
Hi all,
I am an owner of a 1098. I have an XBOX 360 with component out that I have plugged into the 1098. I am trying to get the picture BOTH on my projector through component, AND on the LCD display. The video out kit on the xbox has a switch to switch between HD (720p, 1080i or 1080p)... -
This has come up in other discussions here. This is actually something I learned about recently also, I think on information posted on Projector Central.
http://www.projectorcentral.com
The question is, does it matter if I buy a digital projector that has a native widescreen... -
Which would you have:
VPLVW100
Optical Specs
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 native pixel resolution
Panel type: 0.61" SXRD panels x 3 (each having 2,073,600 pixels)
Pixel response time: 5ms
Pixel size: 7 microns...
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