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jmz
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Fellow Videophiles,
After some fairly stressful ebay action and a quick scoot across the country to pick up a 60kg lump, I am the proud owner of a bg800.
I have scoured the service & owner manuals, and searched for forum, but I still have a couple of un-answered questions if anyone is feeling charitable..
I'm trying to get a good picture from my Hollywood Plus card. I've got the VGA output going into the BG800 via a 120Mhz RGB interface. My problem is, I can't control the colour balance or saturation.
To get a picture with any contrast, the brightness on the BG800 has to be very low. With brightness at this level, the saturation of reds is very low compared to blue and green, so the picture takes on an 'underwater' look.
Also, I'm thinking of mounting the projector in a vertical configuration! I plan to use a mirror to direct the picture forwards. I can flip vertically and horizontally, so no problems there, I just need to know whether to go for front-silvered or mylar mirror material, or what other options are available.
Thanks!
jmz
After some fairly stressful ebay action and a quick scoot across the country to pick up a 60kg lump, I am the proud owner of a bg800.
I have scoured the service & owner manuals, and searched for forum, but I still have a couple of un-answered questions if anyone is feeling charitable..
I'm trying to get a good picture from my Hollywood Plus card. I've got the VGA output going into the BG800 via a 120Mhz RGB interface. My problem is, I can't control the colour balance or saturation.
To get a picture with any contrast, the brightness on the BG800 has to be very low. With brightness at this level, the saturation of reds is very low compared to blue and green, so the picture takes on an 'underwater' look.
Also, I'm thinking of mounting the projector in a vertical configuration! I plan to use a mirror to direct the picture forwards. I can flip vertically and horizontally, so no problems there, I just need to know whether to go for front-silvered or mylar mirror material, or what other options are available.
Thanks!
jmz