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I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the Dual Display Clone mode. Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the video signal? |
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jaymuel... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1178660116.916408.99690 (AT) e51g2000hsg (DOT) googlegroups.com... I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the Dual Display Clone mode. Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the video signal? It's not possible to do this simply by changing the wiring of the video signal/connector itself; it would have to be done by drivers in the source (which is a hassle, as you noted) or in the projector - or can you simply bounce the projected image off the right combination of mirrors to get you where you need to be? What sort of projector is it? Bob M. |
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On May 8, 3:05 pm, "Bob Myers" <nospample... (AT) address (DOT) invalid> wrote: jaymuel... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1178660116.916408.99690 (AT) e51g2000hsg (DOT) googlegroups.com... I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the Dual Display Clone mode. Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the video signal? It's not possible to do this simply by changing the wiring of the video signal/connector itself; it would have to be done by drivers in the source (which is a hassle, as you noted) or in the projector - or can you simply bounce the projected image off the right combination of mirrors to get you where you need to be? What sort of projector is it? Bob M. Dell 3400MP..no option built in to rotate it =/ |
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jaymuel... (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: On May 8, 3:05 pm, "Bob Myers" <nospample... (AT) address (DOT) invalid> wrote: jaymuel... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1178660116.916408.99690 (AT) e51g2000hsg (DOT) googlegroups.com... I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the Dual Display Clone mode. Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the video signal? It's not possible to do this simply by changing the wiring of the video signal/connector itself; it would have to be done by drivers in the source (which is a hassle, as you noted) or in the projector - or can you simply bounce the projected image off the right combination of mirrors to get you where you need to be? What sort of projector is it? Bob M. Dell 3400MP..no option built in to rotate it =/ As am not used to projectors, could it be that this projector is designed to be mounted on the ceiling upside-down? Brian |
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