I have a Toshiba SD-3750 DVD player, and I would like to watch some DVDs on with DIY projector....
PLEASE NOTE: I have no desire to copy anything! I just want to watch some movies.
My projector has S-video and composite inputs, and when using either with the DVD player, I get the dreaded "fade cycle" MacroVision. This makes viewing very difficult (I would rather watch them on my 19" junk CRT TV). I know that there are some cheap "stabilizers", like this , but that would limit me to using my composite input.....and I'm not even sure if it would solve my problem.
I have tried feeding the video through my AV receiver, and this offered no benefit (after reading up on MV, I now know why).
I know you probably get these questions from newbies all the time, but do you have any suggestions to offer? It is frustrating to have perfectly good equipment that I paid hard-earned money for and not be able to use it for its intended purpose
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I just want to watch some movies!
Thanks in advance,
fender4
PLEASE NOTE: I have no desire to copy anything! I just want to watch some movies.
My projector has S-video and composite inputs, and when using either with the DVD player, I get the dreaded "fade cycle" MacroVision. This makes viewing very difficult (I would rather watch them on my 19" junk CRT TV). I know that there are some cheap "stabilizers", like this , but that would limit me to using my composite input.....and I'm not even sure if it would solve my problem.
I have tried feeding the video through my AV receiver, and this offered no benefit (after reading up on MV, I now know why).
I know you probably get these questions from newbies all the time, but do you have any suggestions to offer? It is frustrating to have perfectly good equipment that I paid hard-earned money for and not be able to use it for its intended purpose
I just want to watch some movies!
Thanks in advance,
fender4