A Question About Video Projuectors

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which is preferable an xga or svga projector? I'm looking at A 3000 lumen projector to project vidoe games onto a screen in nightclub applications

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[+3] - Intrepid - 09/15/2008Typically, SVGA is 800 x 600 ..... XGA, is 1,024 x 768 Depends on the resolution you want. Video games in a nightclub application? Probably doesn't matter since nobody will probably see it...
[+2] - Bi-Polar Bear - 09/15/20082500 lumens is as high as svga goes though. I wanted to go at lest 3000.
[+2] - Intrepid - 09/16/2008Makes it simple. Get XGA :)
[+2] - Bi-Polar Bear - 09/16/2008actually I tried a 2500 lumen svga today and for what I'm doing it's just right.
[+2] - Intrepid - 09/17/2008Glad that you were able to make an informed decision ;)
[+1] - Bi-Polar Bear - 09/19/2008Last night I did my maiden run of my new promotion.... and althought the 2500 lumen svga did the CG's just fine...when I ran a Led Zeppelin dvd.... not so great for that....will a 2500 lumen xga...

@Bi-Polar Bear,

Typically, SVGA is 800 x 600 ..... XGA, is 1,024 x 768

Depends on the resolution you want. Video games in a nightclub application? Probably doesn't matter since nobody will probably see it clearly anyhow.

Very Happy

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@Intrepid,

2500 lumens is as high as svga goes though. I wanted to go at lest 3000.

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@Bi-Polar Bear,

Makes it simple. Get XGA Smile

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@Intrepid,

actually I tried a 2500 lumen svga today and for what I'm doing it's just right.

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@Bi-Polar Bear,

Glad that you were able to make an informed decision Wink

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@Intrepid,

Last night I did my maiden run of my new promotion.... and althought the 2500 lumen svga did the CG's just fine...when I ran a Led Zeppelin dvd.... not so great for that....will a 2500 lumen xga make a difference in the quality that is noticeable do you think? Or do I need to go to 300 lumens, or deveral hundred more dollars. The brightness in the room was not an issue.

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