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Hello, If you are connecting the projector to the signal source via S-VIDEO cable this not uncommon. It usually happens when one of the connectors or the cable is broken. Try a new or different cable. If problem persists examine the connectors on both end of the cable and the one in the projector as well as the one in the signal source(pc, laptop etc) to see if there is a hardware fault. If all is good then the problem is internal with the S-VIDEO connector. In that case your other option is to use VGA. Have a good day, hope this helps.
disconnect cable from the projector end. Then connect the free end of the cable to an LCD monitor to confirm that the video is coming out the laptop and out the same cable.
Then reconnect the projector.
press the source button until the video appears
you need to hold function down and press something like F1 F2 F3 F4 maybe twice to clone the screen display and make sure your projector is on vga and there is a secure connection between your laptop and your projector.
I had the same problem awhile back and looking around for an answer i found this. http://recklessphilosophers.com/2008/05/02/home-theatre-for-63--dlp-pj-retrofit-for-7-bulb-instead-of-300.aspx
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