Tristan
ok I have a projector that was given to me by a teacher that I know but it's not the best projector just a basic one. what i needed to know was is there a connection or adapter that will let me connect a hdmi cable to it since mine doesn't have one or in that case how to hook up a ps3 or xbox 360. than the other thing is, is there an adapter to the projector that will let me hook up the cable connection to watch tv from it. I couldn't figure it out so if you could tell me what adapters to get or what.
thanks
Answer
There are no projectors in the market that has a tv tuner for you to watch tv programs. You can use an old VCR with the tuner and connect it to the projector to watch tv. Keep in mind that lamp on a projector are only rated at 2,000 hours before you have to replace them and the cost can start at $50 to $500. Beside that you need a very dark room with a projector and you will also need a video screen which can add more cost. I do use a projector in my home theater and for only watch blu ray disc movies. You also need a home theater in box or a receiver for the sound. You are better off buying a Plasma tv 42" for $550 or a 40" LCD for $800 and they are rated at 60,000 hours. They are much brighter in room with lights on. Look on the projector, they usually have a computer input, component, s-video and a composite connection, while newer ones have HDMI. Hope this will help you out.
There are no projectors in the market that has a tv tuner for you to watch tv programs. You can use an old VCR with the tuner and connect it to the projector to watch tv. Keep in mind that lamp on a projector are only rated at 2,000 hours before you have to replace them and the cost can start at $50 to $500. Beside that you need a very dark room with a projector and you will also need a video screen which can add more cost. I do use a projector in my home theater and for only watch blu ray disc movies. You also need a home theater in box or a receiver for the sound. You are better off buying a Plasma tv 42" for $550 or a 40" LCD for $800 and they are rated at 60,000 hours. They are much brighter in room with lights on. Look on the projector, they usually have a computer input, component, s-video and a composite connection, while newer ones have HDMI. Hope this will help you out.
projector help remote audio video connections?
slycooper2
i have a projector and i need some way to put a plate up beside it that has audio and video connections that run to another plate beside my audio and video equipment and dj equipment any ideas where i can get those items????
and i need a universal rf remote for 5-10 devices any idea where i can get that/
thanks but i have hdmi,vga,dvi,component,coaxial and composite video that needs ran
it is not going to be used for djing i just use my dj equipment for my sound system,,,,,,,,,, the projector is mounted on the ceiling in my theater but i need a good clean hidden way of running wires
Answer
You only need to run video to the projector not audio. Send audio to your DJ sound system - send composite video to the projector with any standard RCA to RCA type video cable:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10236&cs_id=1023601&p_id=621&seq=1&format=2
Try to avoid controlling everything with a remote (except the projector). It is best to have the equipment near you if possible in a DJ setup.
You only need to run video to the projector not audio. Send audio to your DJ sound system - send composite video to the projector with any standard RCA to RCA type video cable:
http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10236&cs_id=1023601&p_id=621&seq=1&format=2
Try to avoid controlling everything with a remote (except the projector). It is best to have the equipment near you if possible in a DJ setup.
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