HDMI display: no signal

I am trying HDMI for the first time. I have a DVI splitter connected to the Mini and a VGA cable going to one display, which works fine. Today, I got a DVI to HDMI cable and connected it to my projector. I turned off the LCD display and turned on the projector. It said "no signal." Do I need to restart the Mac? Is there a reason that VGA works and HDMI not? The projector also has a VGA connector and that also works fine with the Mini.

I am happy to say to the problem is solved. The projector was set on "auto" for computer input. So, it should have detected that the VGA cable was no longer connected, but the HDMI cable was. It failed to do that. By forcing it to look at the HDMI input, it worked. The Mini correctly identified the projector and set the resolution correctly. Now, I just have to try the splitter and see if that will work.
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