Can I plug in an USB onto the projector to show the PowerPoint file without using computer at all?
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I don't think so. I never tried it. I have had a problem with the wireless function. It is very weak and drops connection a lot. Otherwise, I am really happy with it.
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Unlikely, Most projects are only running tiny operating system and usually don't have usb drivers for anything other than usb storage. The projector itself would have to a driver for this adapter and have a setup screen for bluetooth. I do not know of any projector that can do that. I would suggest something like Chromecast, Matchstick, Roku stick, or Fire tv that plugs into a projector through HDMI and would stream over wifi.
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Ignore Brad's answer. There's no way to present a ppt directly from the projector. You can export your ppt from Powerpoint as individual JPGs, and then play those as a slideshow on the projector using the included remote. This sounds more difficult than it actually is. If any of your ppt slides have elements that fade-in, move, etc. that functionality is lost.
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try this website it should help http://iits.haverford.edu/documents/preparing-a-pc-laptop-for-connection-to-a-computer-projector/
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I don't think the projector has built in media playing software. I have my projector hooked up to my PC via hdmi cable. I don't think there's a way to directly play media from an external hard drive though.
314774
This is not a projector. You still need a projector to show a power point. This is a camera.
1554235
I do not think you could do this. You would need to have PowerPoint loaded onto the machine first.
2085957
I think you have to have PowerPoint software loaded to play your file. I haven't tried but pretty sure it want work unless you have the engine loaded on a device to run the file.
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I use on a laptop with projector. A cd is included with the software on it. Very easy to install on the computer. I experienced no problems. I'm also pretty sure you can download the software from the company's website itself.
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Yes. DLP Link works out of the box without any emitters.http://www.dlp.com/projector/dlp-innovations/dlp-link.aspx
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First it needs to be charged (use the USB plug into a PC - takes about 2 hours). To best help, please explain how you want to use it (as a stand alone projector or as an extended iphone monitor). ...or you can check uTube clips such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5ZoM3z2xwE or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udqtq_op5cM.
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I don't believe that the "slideshow" mode you are referring to is attributed to projector. The projector is not a processor, so it can't determine a format for your material to be presented, it will only project what is given. In other words, if you connect a vcr/dvd player, it doesn't choose which format, that is up to you to choose. So when you connect with your USB, it will only project what the usb signals. How did you put your images on the USB? With a slideshow style program, transfer from SD or copied from computer? Your USB could also come with programming that auto selects the slideshow viewing, try checking that. Your problem is not the projector.
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Yes a remote is included however to play PP files off of a flash drive you will need to first "save-as" a JPEG-interchange-format in Power Point or the projector will not recognize the files (it does not play Power Point files directly)
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You'll need a USB SD card adapter. The projector has a micro USB port and an adapter cable to standard USB.
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This is just the screen, the projector projects the picture onto. If you're talking about the little projector that I purchased? Yes you can plug a flash drive into it and it will read.
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Yes. The Toshiba Excite CAN open powerpoint slides. It comes with an application called "Quick Office" (Lite version) which can be used to view ppt presentations.
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No, it most likely does not have the drivers for a projector. It is used for USB flash drives and gaming controllers mostly.