Color change of projected slides without change of color on monitor

Using an ancient titanium 13"G4 running 10.4.11. Hook to any projector; and after the computer warms up (about 5 minutes), projected slides turn pink/purple; while color on monitor unchanged. Any ideas? Thanks

Have you tried wiggling the cable connecting the projector to the computer? It sounds like you're missing the green signal which is a single wire. First thing to check is the cable and adapter.

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