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A code-free (region-free) DVD player does the conversion to NTSC...the
projector doesn't do anything except project the converted signal...
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No, some higher end LCD projectors make a further adustment
according to the type of video signal. I sometimes have to correct our
projector when it has changed to a PAL setting by itself, even tho the
signal is NTSC.
The distance between the player and the projector can be a factor
in causing this error (especially if it's ceiling-mounted projector and
therefore guaranteed to be quite far from the player, leading to a
partially scrambled signal).
- Stephen Davies
Mount Royal University, Calgary
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