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Re: viewing a QTVR from a projector on a screen
wardnet2001 2005-Jan-22 02:07:00
I've projected panoramas with a video projector and it is very
effective. Its no more simple than sharing your laptop screen with the
video projector, a normal function of the projector setup.
You may have to to into (on Windows) Display Properties, by right
clicking on the desktop, and selecting the Settings tab, then Advanced
tab, then Displays tab, and clicking on the button which will share
your desktop display with the video projector. Probably this setup
will depend on your video card/video driver.
The projector does not require any plugin, it only requires connecting
to the laptop (or PC).
Once set up the projector will display exactly what would be on your
laptop (PC) screen.
Bill
--- In #removed#, "West Coast Designers" <#removed#> wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> I am not in yet in the league with some of you guys but I am creating
> some virtual tours and love it.
> My question is, some time back there was a long discussion about using
> Quicktime Virtual Tours, running them from a projector and viewing them
> on a large screen. I failed to pay close attention, thinking this is
some
> thing I probably would not be doing for a while.
> Is there someone out there that could list a few things that I need
to know
> to do this on a projector. I know the projector has to be digital,
but I do
> not know if the projector runs from a computer or if the projector
has to
> have a Quicktime plugin.
>
> Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
> Janet
> West Coast Designers
> www.westcoastdesigners.com
>
>
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