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From: msiskin@shogun.us.cc.umich.edu (Marc Siskin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Projecting Amy's output
Keywords: RGB, Video, Projecting Amy
Message-ID: <1990Feb24.215149.13515@terminator.cc.umich.edu>
Date: 24 Feb 90 21:51:49 GMT
References: <2562@leah.Albany.Edu> <8297@sun.acs.udel.edu>
Sender: steve@terminator.cc.umich.edu (Stephen Kowalczyk)
Reply-To: msiskin@shogun.UUCP (Marc Siskin)
Organization: University of Michigan Language Lab,  Ann Arbor
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In article <8297@sun.acs.udel.edu> sjm@sun.acs.udel.edu (Steve Morris) writes:
>In article <2562@leah.Albany.Edu> hb136@leah.Albany.Edu (Herb Brown) writes:
>>
>> I am interested in projecting the output from my Amiga onto a screen in
>>a classroom and retain sharpness and clarity. Has anyone successfully done
>>this? What equipment will do the best job? Thanks...........Herb
>
>I did it with a genlock and the composite input on a sony 1030q.
>It would probably look better with RGB but I didn't have a cable.
>One drawback, if you have to buy the projector, i believe that the
>1030 is in the 5 digit price range.
>
>I have also used a kodak LC500 liquid crystal display. It was difficult
>to read the text, I am trying to make an RGB cable for it now to see if
>that will improve it any. It sure beats trying to set up a 3 tube
>projector for meetings.
>
>Steve

  For our user group meetings (and some demos I have done for the local 
Ed Tech group) I use a sony 19" monitor.  I forget the model number but.
it is in the series of monitors that have 5 inputs.  2 video, 1 8pin TV input
BNC RGB input, and a 25 pin "computer" input.  I use the cable I got from
Redmond Cable that connects to my Sony monitor (the international version)
and teh picture is excellent.  Also, when I need to project the computer image
I use the RGB loopthru connectors on my personal monitor and use the SONY 1040Q
projector in RGB Mode.

       Marc Siskin
       MSiskin@shogun.us.cc.umich.edu
       userhebe@umichub.bitnet