Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote: >On Jul 27, 2006, at 10:54 AM, David J Brooks wrote: > > > >>So, if we have a normal dvd player, it can have the projector attached >>to play the show, no real need for the laptops.?? >> >> > >I don't know of any projectors that do not take an RGB composite >input signal (either PAL or NTSC, or both), nor any DVD Players that >do not have an RGB composite output ... So the answer is that once >the presentation is rendered to a DVD, be sure that the DVD player >you're going to play it on can read it. After that, it's up to you to >figure out how to connect up the player and the projector. > > You should really say just "composite". "RGB composite" makes no sense; composite video is baseband video (y/c) not RGB. An RGB signal is any scan rate, sent analog over distinct circuits- think VGA at 15kHz for example.
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