I just purchased an Infocus LP425z (no flames, please!) and am awaiting the arrival of a Malata N996. I have posted a question similar to the following in the DVD Hardware Section. I have finally found out (no thanks to Infocus Tech Support) that the 425z will accept separate Hsync and Vsync, digital composite sync, and composite sync on green in both interlaced and non-interlaced sources via the VGA input. Unfortunately, the projector does not have component inputs. The Malata is capable of sending out a progressive signal in the following modes:
The question that I have is whether I simply need a BNC-VGA breakout cable or if I need to purchase a transcoder. It was suggested in the other post that if the projector was capable of sync on green, I could use the BNC-VGA breakout cable along with BNC-RCA adapters and just hook up the RGB, leaving the Hsync and Vsync alone. Then, I can set the DVD player to output a sync on green signal. If this is the case, what setting do I use on the DVD player, the SYNC G+SYNC B R?
Sorry if I seem a little dense on the subject. This is an entirely new realm to me.
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Greg Jones
The Cellar
- NONE Y Pb Pr
- Y G B R
- Y Y Pb Pr
- SYNC G B R
- Y G+SYNC B R
- SYNC G+SYNC B R
The question that I have is whether I simply need a BNC-VGA breakout cable or if I need to purchase a transcoder. It was suggested in the other post that if the projector was capable of sync on green, I could use the BNC-VGA breakout cable along with BNC-RCA adapters and just hook up the RGB, leaving the Hsync and Vsync alone. Then, I can set the DVD player to output a sync on green signal. If this is the case, what setting do I use on the DVD player, the SYNC G+SYNC B R?
Sorry if I seem a little dense on the subject. This is an entirely new realm to me.
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"Can I refill your eggnog, Eddie? Take you out in the middle of nowhere and leave you for dead?"
Greg Jones
The Cellar