HP Pavilion- HDMI to VGI cable Need settings for projectors

I have used my HP pavilion with the HDMI to VGI cable with success earlier. During a cient visit, the technicians changed the settings as it was not projecting and now I am unable to project it anywhere. Please help

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I have used my HP pavilion with the HDMI to VGI cable with success earlier. During a cient visit, the technicians changed the settings as it was not projecting and now I am unable to project it anywhere. Please helpMaybe contact the Technicians that did the change to figure out what they did?

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> Hi Guys,
>
> Really need your help on this one. My goal is to find
the optimal video
> format, data-rate and frame-rate to import 2-3 min video
pieces into
> director.
> I have the latest versions of Director and Sorensen.
>
> The projector size is 1000 x 700 pixels to be
distributed on dvd.
>
> The original video files are mixed formats. I have some
640 x 425 AVI CAD
> movies, some DV movies at NTSC resolution and some 720 x
540 QTVR files
> converted to .avi.
>
> The file types I am testing at the moment are SWF and
QUICKTIME .MOV, with
> mixed results on different systems. The best results so
far are from
> converting
> to SWF at 2500 kbps with 25 fps keeping original size. I
am then
> stretching the
> movies in director to fit 1000 x 670.
>
> Ideally I would like each movie to play back at a
setting of 1000 x 670
> inside
> the projector, so that I can add movie controls at the
bottom of the
> projector.
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction? Am I doing
something wrong
> here or
> is this the reality of using Director for what I am
trying to acheive. I
> seem
> to be spending hours trying various formats and
data-rates but with very
> average performance.
>
>
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