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Can any LT150 owners pls let me know how many lines of resolution the projector is able to clearly show when using either the Video Essentials or Avia test patterns?
I have just started evaluating my new LT150 (Dell deal - Nov 2000 manuf. date) and it's hooked up to the progressive output of a Malata N996 player. When looking at the resolution wedges in VE or Avia, I am definitely not getting a clear line structure after about 480 or so lines (horizontal and vertical resolution). There is obvious softening of detail at frequencies above 5 MHz. I am wondering if this is because of the scaler in the LT150 or the video cable I am using (DIY Canare 75 ohm coax cables spliced to the RGB wires from a D sub 15 connector).
DVD movies look superb, but I am wondering if I am losing sharpness for some reason. I have looked at the projector output when it was connected to a computer (no DVD drive in the machine) and showing Display Mate test patterns. The resolution was perfect. Before I go and get a short length breakout cable, I am wondering if any forum members might be able to shed light on this issue.
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Sundar
Vancouver, Canada
I have just started evaluating my new LT150 (Dell deal - Nov 2000 manuf. date) and it's hooked up to the progressive output of a Malata N996 player. When looking at the resolution wedges in VE or Avia, I am definitely not getting a clear line structure after about 480 or so lines (horizontal and vertical resolution). There is obvious softening of detail at frequencies above 5 MHz. I am wondering if this is because of the scaler in the LT150 or the video cable I am using (DIY Canare 75 ohm coax cables spliced to the RGB wires from a D sub 15 connector).
DVD movies look superb, but I am wondering if I am losing sharpness for some reason. I have looked at the projector output when it was connected to a computer (no DVD drive in the machine) and showing Display Mate test patterns. The resolution was perfect. Before I go and get a short length breakout cable, I am wondering if any forum members might be able to shed light on this issue.
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Sundar
Vancouver, Canada