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mightymachine
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Hello,
I have recently purchased an InFocus IN104 which I really like. So far I only used it via VGA, but now I tried hooking up my Commodore 64 to the projector via Composite, which does work, but sadly, the image is quite blurry. I thought maybe it's the Composite-In of my projector that is not working well with low resolutions, so I bought a "Composite to S-Video" cable to see if it looks better that way.
Sadly, I have not been successful in getting any image into the S-Video input. Sometimes he says that he detected some signal, but then again he loses it. Since I don't have any other S-Video-equipped devices, I hooked up an old camcorder first via Composite to see if it works at all, and then again using the Composite to S-Video cable, but it won't work either.
Do you think it's the cable or could it be an issue with the S-Video input? Is it even possible to convert composite to S-Video (the vendor said the cable is working in both ways)?
I have recently purchased an InFocus IN104 which I really like. So far I only used it via VGA, but now I tried hooking up my Commodore 64 to the projector via Composite, which does work, but sadly, the image is quite blurry. I thought maybe it's the Composite-In of my projector that is not working well with low resolutions, so I bought a "Composite to S-Video" cable to see if it looks better that way.
Sadly, I have not been successful in getting any image into the S-Video input. Sometimes he says that he detected some signal, but then again he loses it. Since I don't have any other S-Video-equipped devices, I hooked up an old camcorder first via Composite to see if it works at all, and then again using the Composite to S-Video cable, but it won't work either.
Do you think it's the cable or could it be an issue with the S-Video input? Is it even possible to convert composite to S-Video (the vendor said the cable is working in both ways)?