Possible to use the ViewSonic PJD5122 SVGA DLP Projector with an iPod Touch? Does anyone know if it is possible to use an iPod Touch as a video source for the ViewSonic PJD5122 SVGA DLP Projector?
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Sorry this doesn't answer your question but I had one if you are willing to answer it. I ordered the PJD5122 Projector and I'm wondering how you can hook up a bluray player to the projector if the projector doesn't have a HDMI input.
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Im not familiar with that projector. These glasses are DLP-Link. Is the projector a DLP or LCD? If DLP, should be fine.
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Hi, according to pioneer it is, y just got one my self, I am planning to instal it next week, you will also need an Apple lightning to VGA Adapter
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The emitter should work with any projector that has a three-pin 3D SYNC output on the back panel and supports "VESA" 3D protocol (but I cannot guarantee this). You will also need to buy the Optoma glasses made for this emitter. If your projector supports "DLP-LINK," a much more economical option is to buy DLP-LINK glasses and no emitter is needed (the synchronization signal is encoded in the DLP screen image).
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No, I can't see why you would need anything else. The iPod Touch plus this device are all you need. If you want super-clear, sharp pictures, though, you will want to have her project them in a darkened room. If she wants to use this in the daytime, you might want to get her some room-darkening curtains or at least set up the room to minimize light coming in. Like any type of projection equipment such as movie projectors, this gives you a better image in the dark. I used it in the daytime with the lights off, and I could still see the images, but at night in the dark, they really showed sharper and clearer. Your other option is to position her very close to the wall when she is projecting, which will give a smaller image but the image will be sharper and clearer.
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I use it for keynote which is apple version of PP. Works great. I think this is a really good projector for the price
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I have used it with several ViewSonic projectors the use the encoded DLP signal for Active 3D Glasses. I'm not familiar with the Vivitek, however I know that 2d to 3d converters don't make 3d recorded material play, them simply use some computer samplings to make a "double" image to make a 2d movie look like a "sort of" 3d presentation with a device that already is 3d capable. Since this unit send the signal for the timing of the DLP image for the glasses, it should work with any DLP 3D ready projector. You can read reviews in more detail that I have written in replies to others about this unit - you might have to some trial and error to learn how to use it since it's own instructions are not very well english translated! I suspect that when you buy through Amazon if you can't get it to work you would be able to return it. I am very impressed with the units which I have on several systems which I have.
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Dear Arrington,thank you for your interest on my item. For your question, to be honest I never used viewsonic PJD5134 or PJD5155 before. So I can't tell which one is better for watching movies.But I used my listed projector at home to watch movies and play PS4. It works well(although I present it on my white wall:) instead of a projection screen). Because I will move to another smaller apartment and there is no space to put it. That is why I decided to sale to someone.
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Sorry, but I don't support Apple products. I can connect my Android devices though. Maybe you can Google how to connect your iphone to a projector. It does have a memory card in case if you want to watch movies/pics, etc. It's also great for presentations.
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Archos 5 or 7 ipod touch is too restricted. I sold mine and bought this. Its 100 times better bigger screen better quality videos also more video types no need to convert everything in to mp4 format. its the best.
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The ViewSonic PJD7820HD is a DLP Projector using DLPLink and these glasses do support that. I use these with my Optoma DLP projector and quite happy with them. I have 4 pair, one that I use quite a lot playing MLB The Show 3D on PS3 (many hours) and I have only had to recharge this pair once in 2 months. The others have been used for 2-3 movies on the initial charge. They automatically power off when the 3D signal goes off.
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the only way to hook up anything (other than a pre iphone 5)is to connect via VGA. For this you need a VGA adapter from your device- be it an iPhone 5 or a macbook-AND a VGA to projector cable. And there's the problem, the proprietry VGA to projector cord is almost impossible to get since I bought my projector. Great little device, but I can't get a VGA cable. My advice is locate a cable first, or buy a different model. I am pretty disappointed I bought this, i was pretty excited at the use I could out it to at work and home, but it's instead barely been used.
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An iPod dock would be the best way to connect, although the highest resolution would be through ipod to component video cable. There are also a few wireless solutions using USB type dongle's that would make connection easier. Now for the drawbacks, despite component video output capability, the highest resolution you will see due to the Touch's native resolution would be close to 480P.. this might lead to some on-screen pixilation (Try the component video approach on another HDTV to see if you can tolerate this), the same would be true for the wireless approach which also can be tricky when trying to "reconnect" to a previously fully set up connection on your projector. For higher resolution via iTunes you will need Apple TV (720P) or your PC set up wirelessly or through available HDMI output (on some newer PC's that may include BlueRay playabilty). In ALL cases, the audio will have to be routed to an external amp/reciever. Using a reciever opens many more options beyond sound, HDMI from newer recievers not only the connection of your iPod but any other source with possible upconversion to 1080P. One last note: 480P directly from your iPod Touch using the component video conversion cable can look very nice.
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Theoretically, yes. This projector is a DLP 3D ready projector BUT understand that the only video inputs on this model projector are VGA and the standard definition "yellow" video connection. In order to view a 3D movie on a 3D ready device (PS3, Xbox 3650, PC, etc) you would need to have that device plugged into the projector on the VGA port (standard def won't work for the 3D aspect) and have compatible 3D glasses (the cheapy red/blue ones don't work, nor do the plastic ones used at movie theaters, you'd need a TV quality set). As for myself I've never used the feature since I don't have the glasses. But it is supposedly possible.
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Theoretically, yes. This projector is a DLP 3D ready projector BUT understand that the only video inputs on this model projector are VGA and the standard definition "yellow" video connection. In order to view a 3D movie on a 3D ready device (PS3, Xbox 3650, PC, etc) you would need to have that device plugged into the projector on the VGA port (standard def won't work for the 3D aspect) and have compatible 3D glasses (the cheapy red/blue ones don't work, nor do the plastic ones used at movie theaters, you'd need a TV quality set). As for myself I've never used the feature since I don't have the glasses. But it is supposedly possible. Theoretically, yes. This projector is a DLP 3D ready projector BUT understand that the only video inputs on this model projector are VGA and the standard definition "yellow" video connection. In order to view a 3D movie on a 3D ready device (PS3, Xbox 3650, PC, etc) you would need to have that device plugged into the projector on the VGA port (standard def won't work for the 3D aspect) and have compatible 3D glasses (the cheapy red/blue ones don't work, nor do the plastic ones used at movie theaters, you'd need a TV quality set). As for myself I've never used the... » Read More Theoretically, yes. This projector is a DLP 3D ready projector BUT understand that the only video inputs on this model projector are VGA and the standard definition "yellow" video connection. In order to view a 3D movie on a 3D ready device (PS3, Xbox 3650, PC, etc) you would need to have that device plugged into the projector on the VGA port (standard def won't work for the 3D aspect) and have compatible 3D glasses (the cheapy red/blue ones don't work, nor do the plastic ones used at movie theaters, you'd need a TV quality set). As for myself I've never used the feature since I don't have the glasses. But it is supposedly possible. « Show Less
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Yes, that is true! i have this projector at 1 year ago with 2 viewsonic active shutter glasses and a PS3 320Gb (move) with the last fw 3.56 for 3D support and NEVER, "NEVER" can see in 3D... grrrrrr!!! i do try softwares to generate 3D with the laptop like Tridef, etc with no lucky... i am an experimented technical user and reading a lot about this think the last thing to do is wait the last presentation of Viewsonic, the VP3D1 3D converter box to use with the projector... is the same of the Optoma 3D-XL, but i hope the VP3D1 are cheapest! sorry my bad english! :)
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also thought I'd addwe don't use the ipod holder, it limits your vision (and we only have one and they will probably fight over it)if you can find it on sale, even betterKMart here in northern OK has them on sale right now