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| Mar 12, 2010 11:32:19 AM
I have the Epson home cinema 6100 on a 120 " screen in a dark room viewing from about 12'.It has a claimed bulb life of 4000 hours and is running fine after 1800 for me.The picture is so good to the average viewer they are shocked you can have this in your home.I think only fanatic enthusiasts or side by side comparisons could make anyone less than thrilled by this lower end projector.The Epson 8500 can only be better yet. Go out and buy today!! |
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| Sep 22, 2009 7:39:53 PM
I purchased my projector approximately 2 weeks ago. Had it installed yesterday and noticed a burning smell once everything was connected during a test run. I asked my installer what it was and he said he didn't know maybe it was because it was newly installed. I used it today to play 2 games of Madden back to back around 3pm today and did not notice the smell. Around 7pm this evening I played a Bluray DVD through my PS3, left the basement for about 5-10 minutes after about 30 minutes of the movie playing. When I returned I noticed the burning smell again, it almost smell like if some wires were burning from the area of where the projector is hanging. Is this normal or should I be concerned?? Any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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| Aug 1, 2009 6:51:48 PM
All,
Looking for some help here. Just purchased a Samsung Blu Ray (BD-P1600). I connected the Blu Ray to HDMI 1 on my Epson Powerlite 6100 and am receiving a "Not Supported" error message.
Troubleshooting thus far:
Confirmed that Blu Ray player works on secondary TV downstairs.
Confirmed that HDMI port on Blu Ray works.
Confirmed that HDMI on Epson works.
Anyone run into this? |
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| Apr 26, 2009 2:34:47 AM
[QUOTE=carioscia|Apr 4, 2009 2:46:18 AM]
I could really use some help. I just purchased and Epson 6100 and hooked it up through hdmi input. My keystone is way off my picture is slanted on one side and straight on the other. There is no keystone option for this projector theres a positioning selection but its not available on hdmi input. Do I have to hook it up throught component to access a way to manipulate the keystone.
Help Please...
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If this hasnt already been answered, try shifting projector lens. Use the lens shifter to shift your image left or right, up and down. To get a straight figure, try moving your projector while shifting your lens. For example, if you screen has a wider bottom end, move projector up, and shift lens down. This will traighten the image. Lens shifting will actually give you a straighter image than keystone, in my opinion. Hope this makes sence |
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| Apr 3, 2009 7:46:18 PM
I could really use some help. I just purchased and Epson 6100 and hooked it up through hdmi input. My keystone is way off my picture is slanted on one side and straight on the other. There is no keystone option for this projector theres a positioning selection but its not available on hdmi input. Do I have to hook it up throught component to access a way to manipulate the keystone.
Help Please... |
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