Not sure about the inputs on it too.
Would this be a suitable projector?
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Got it! Did a little testing with a dvd player and a Lord of The Rings dvd and I think burning the ghost file to dvd is going to be the simplest way to go. Tried getting my son's video camera to host an mp4 file, but it is picky with it's file structure and does not want to play nicely with videos added to the card from an external source. Even tried recording an MP4 with the camera, then replacing the recorded file with a movie file in MP4 format that was named the same. Oh well, a dvd will probably be more bulletproof anyway. Now all I need is my shower curtain liner and the video file and I'm ready to roll!
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Movie test in a somewhat darkened room. Closed the curtains, but that was it, still plenty of ambient light. Projecting widescreen because of the movies format. I should have no problem getting the image size to match up with our window size.
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Movie test in a somewhat darkened room. Closed the curtains, but that was it, still plenty of ambient light. Projecting widescreen because of the movies format. I should have no problem getting the image size to match up with our window size.
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