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Topic: HDMI/DVD into Barco DP2K-10S
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Barry Floyd
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Posts: 1079
From: Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 08-22-2013 01:04 PM
Yep, just like Dave said, the HDMI input on the projector IMB is controlled by the server. I've got a Barco DP2k-23B running with a GDC SX2000AR server and IMB. In my "SMS" functions where I can either create or select a playlist, my installer set up an HDMI show template. Basically it just activates the HDMI input on the IMB. For some weird reason, when we select "HDMI" from the playlists, load show and hit play, the server throws up an error message that says to unplug and re-insert the HDMI cable into the IMB. I found out last weekend that if I just hit "OK", it works just fine without unplugging anything. On my control panel on the side of the projector, I've got a selection for "HDMI FLAT" and "HDMI SCOPE". I simply just select which lens format I'm gonna use and push play on the Bluray remote. I do have a scaler that I use for the various other things I want to throw up on the screen, but in all honesty - for Bluray it's not necessary. I've got the sound from the scaler going into a fiber-optic TOSlink cable and running directly into the back of my USL JSD-60 sound processor. Very simple installation.
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