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Projector Question

chern0byl · 2006-06-12 16:29:09

I use laptop/projector via s-video for visual and was wondering: Is s-video more demanding on the bulb than say standard rca or rf. I am ouptutting @ 800x600. Is it possible to be knocked out of focus when doing this? I mainly have powerpoint slideshows running on the laptop.

12-06-2006 4:29pm

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chern0byl

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I use laptop/projector via s-video for visual and was wondering:

Is s-video more demanding on the bulb than say standard rca or rf. I am ouptutting @ 800x600.

Is it possible to be knocked out of focus when doing this?

I mainly have powerpoint slideshows running on the laptop.

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#2 12-06-2006 4:32pm

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The connection you are using should make no difference to the bulb. The biggest change would be the brightness you have the projector set at.

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#3 18-06-2006 12:34pm

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Thanks Ciaran. I dont mess with the brightness of the projector at all.

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