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Re: Questions on LCD projector and Component video connection?

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In Reply to: Re: Questions on LCD projector and Component video connection? posted by AbeCollins on November 23, 2003 at 22:45:45:

Abe. I've checked and checked everything is connected correctly. I've noticed though that if I undo the blue connector the video becomes gray also if I undo the red connector the video is gray as well. But once I connect all the 3 connectors together everything becomes bluish.
Any suggestions?

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Abe's right, there's a red problem. - Joe Murphy Jr 13:31:46 11/24/03 (2)
When you disconnect the blue/Pb connection, you see gray because the red/Pr connection has a signal problem (ie, seeing gray means you're only getting the Y signal).
Where is the problem? It could be the Pr input on the projector, the Pr output on the DVD player and/or the cable you're using for that part of the component signal.
To rule out the projector and the DVD player, leave the green/Y cable connected and take the blue/Pb cable and connect it at both ends to the red/Pr connectors. If the picture looks reddish, your red/Pr cable is bad. If it's still gray, then the projector and/or the DVD player has a problem with the red/Pr signal.
- Re: Abe's right, there's a red problem. - millen 14:44:45 11/24/03 (1)
  Ok. I'll try it tonight. But what if the projector and/or the DVD player has a problem with the red/Pr signal? What shall I do then?
  - Smell the cheese after you cut it -- not before. - Joe Murphy Jr 16:23:53 11/24/03 (0)
    One bridge at a time, please.

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