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[ronaldus]

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Hi Again,

I ignore your remarks about my computer because that was not my question anyway.

About the moome: I thought it was based on the internal one for the marquee (with modifications suggested by MP).

It would be nice if I could get that test pattern so that i can check my own projector.

Regards,

Ron.

[mp20748]

[mp20748]

[stridsvognen]

[CasetheCorvetteman]

The comment about the Ext MOOME being as good as the Internal MOOME is one that is possibly true if you own a low end machine, but you own a 9500LC and although its only a Marquee, its still a bloody good machine, and will easily show you the limitations of having too many stops along the way in your video chain.

[stridsvognen]

[CasetheCorvetteman]

None, my experience is with internal Vs External MOOME. We have been through this a few times already, and from the shots posted by Mike its quite clear how capable the 9500LC is. It is clearly a good enough projector to show the difference. Or do you want to tell me its not really that good?

[stridsvognen]

[CasetheCorvetteman]

Wake up!! I just said its a good machine and youre arguing the fact!!! Unless you want to tell me its a s*** projector then what's your problem???

How many friken times do i have to state how and what i tested? How many times do i have to test the internal Vs External MOOME before you will consider my experience valid?

[CasetheCorvetteman]

Reminds me of talking to an ex of mine, could say it 5 times and she still didnt get it!!

[stridsvognen]

[stridsvognen]

Just made som testing here, i tested HDFURY 2 and 3. Crystalio 3800. Calibre Vantage HD2 using the RGBHV input on my Marquee..

None of them was able to resolve 1080P 60hz when douing the DA convertion.

Only thing that did the job was the radiance and moome int. running 1080P 72hz

I used a cheep 25$ HDMI splitter, to strip HDCP, it performed fine, not able to see any difference when using it.

[CasetheCorvetteman]

Cant get close to resolve it? What pics are you looking at? I took mine with an iPhone, not a proper camera. Im also using a rough painted wall and not a proper screen....

Ive been here on this forum for a number of years, seen a number of well respected people state how good a 9500LC is, seen countless people post lots of high quality pics, i think that makes me a little more than "just guessing"...

Since you own two of them im really amazed youd be this keen to argue with me about me saying they are good, if i said they were terrible i could completely understand, but im not.

And further more, HOW MANY F***EN TIMES DO I HAVE TO SAY THIS!!!! THE INTERNAL MOOME CARD IS GREAT!!! GET IT THROUGH YOUR HEAD AND READ WHAT IM SAYING!!!

Im not going to bother replying to you any more until you can understand what is being said. We go through it god knows how many times and you STILL cant follow....

[stridsvognen]

Well sorry for not following you.. im not arguing agains that the marquee is great, and not against the INT moome being great, im doubding that the EXT is being as sh*tty as you claim, and wondering if its just your setup, or your skills setting up the moome who is failing.

Can you post the picture again and explain me what you see, and how that show your Barco can resolve 1080P?

But keep up reading on the forum so you in the future can keep on guiding marquee users.. Then ill read some more Barco stuff telling you how and what to use it with.

[CasetheCorvetteman]

Ok, how could you not figure out if i can make it BETTER with an internal MOOME or with RGB straight up on TWO DIFFERENT MACHINES, that maybe its not just me??

Another guy a week or more ago came and posted he saw simular results between internal and external MOOMEs on his G90, is he incompetent too?

Im not guiding a Marquee user in any way about his projector, i know zero about them and have no interest. Im guiding him on him selection in HDMI to RGB converters. Thats all. Id say the same thing to anyone else that has the option of a BETTER solution for their machine.

Im not posting the same pics again and again to tell you the same info ive allready posted no less than 5 times that you clearly dont understand in the first place. Im sure youre not really this stupid, so it must be a language barrier of some sort.

Look at the green images i posted. I can clearly see a row of vertical green bars almost as wide as the picture of 1 on 1 off that can be clearly seen as defined, even in the blury picture taken with my old shakey hands using an iPhone. That is 1920x1080p @72Hz. Get me a tripod and a proper camera if you want to see more pics.

Ill also add that to be called incompetent by someone that measures contrast ratio in a lit room with white walls then states his 8500 is basically just as good as his 9500LC is pretty rich. Its very rich.

[stridsvognen]

So the light level of the vertical lines VS the horisontal lines on a Barco have nothing to do with resolving/ bandwidth.?

For me its quite important that the pixel/ dot hits the right color and level, its not enought that its just there.

Try look this pattern on a Digital projector, and you will know why its so important for color reproduction, and ansi contrast in fine details.

What was the pixel clock on the picture below.?

[km987654]

[fragzero]

[ElTopo]

The Port3 HDMI card will hopefully be here this week and i can test it out.

Directly from the Oppo 93 without any other stuff in the video chain.

If i have the time i will also test it directly from a pc (analog) putting 1080p out.

[stridsvognen]