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I'll second what Tim said. You need to find a home video forum. You will get more appropriate help at one of them. I;ve been here since the beginning by the way. I think 1999ish...
Jake, for the record, this is a professional forum for cinema industry professionals. If you will be upfront with everyone here, I think you will be pleased with the responses you get. But when you don't identify where you come from, what real movie theater you are associated with, are talking about running movies you have downloaded off of the internet (possibly pirate sites), using consumer projection equipment and insisting on using only "free" software, you come off as someone who is quite possibly about to break the law and/or about to give real drive-in cinemas a bad reputation since your presentation by the mere technical definition will not be up to par.
So when you wonder why people are questioning you, that's why. How about your next post be an explanation with details of who you are and what it is you are trying to do? You will get much farther that way unless you are going to be breaking the law...and by breaking the law, I mean you may not even REALIZE you are about to break the law, but the people here could certainly help keep you out of legal troubles if you are about to step in that quicksand.
If you can't respect the community here and be upfront with details, then you should just not return. I, like the others here, have better things to do.
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