Can anyone (Jeff or Alan especially!) publish the settings they have used for some time now in powerstrip to produce a new resolution profile for 1280 x 720 ?
I've got a Domino30 but I think the same settings would also work for the HT300 series as well.
Reason I ask is that I'm a bit paranoid! I had hooked the PC up to my Domino30 for periodic use, using the VGA input, and had managed after much trial and error to make a resolution profile on powerstrip that got me 1280x720p @ 50Hz running fine. Away it ran with no probs for a good couple of months then one day, when the projector was approx 9 months old (I think about 250 hrs on it only), I had a problem with "dropped" frames, where every so often an entire frame or two would drop out - no matter what source, PC, DVD, S-video were used, in fact the internal test signal displayed the same phenomena. SIM2 kindly had a look and although they couldn't reproduce the problem swapped the lamp and I think they swapped a colour wheel sensor and the Domino has been fine ever since - unfortunately they couldn't explain the cause of the problem. Since then I have not even connected the PC up (!) as I am in complete paranoya & managed to convince myself that perhaps fiddling with porch settings and frequencies in Powerstrip might have "upset" the projector in some way.
I don't use the PC much anyway, but it would be nice to connect it up as I like to project digital pics on screen for slideshows when entertaining.
I've got a Domino30 but I think the same settings would also work for the HT300 series as well.
Reason I ask is that I'm a bit paranoid! I had hooked the PC up to my Domino30 for periodic use, using the VGA input, and had managed after much trial and error to make a resolution profile on powerstrip that got me 1280x720p @ 50Hz running fine. Away it ran with no probs for a good couple of months then one day, when the projector was approx 9 months old (I think about 250 hrs on it only), I had a problem with "dropped" frames, where every so often an entire frame or two would drop out - no matter what source, PC, DVD, S-video were used, in fact the internal test signal displayed the same phenomena. SIM2 kindly had a look and although they couldn't reproduce the problem swapped the lamp and I think they swapped a colour wheel sensor and the Domino has been fine ever since - unfortunately they couldn't explain the cause of the problem. Since then I have not even connected the PC up (!) as I am in complete paranoya & managed to convince myself that perhaps fiddling with porch settings and frequencies in Powerstrip might have "upset" the projector in some way.
I don't use the PC much anyway, but it would be nice to connect it up as I like to project digital pics on screen for slideshows when entertaining.