Video To Download: The Fascination Of A 6-Foot Display

By Frank Völkel, published on November 13, 2004
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: , , ,

13. Video To Download: The Fascination Of A 6-Foot Display

The video's main purpose is to give an idea of the fun and fascination involved in building your own devices.

Like previous videos, we have attempted to achieve optimal picture quality at a comparatively low data rate. For the first time, the video uses the brand-new Divx-5.2.1-Pro codec. The older videos can be downloaded here . In addition, the file is zipped, leading to a download size just over 19 MB. At a play length of 3 minutes and 36 seconds, including stereo sound, the average data rate is 5.3 MB/min or 89 kB/s.

The new video in Divx format can be downloaded here:

Download Video #13: Homemade Projector
Technical data: THG video Homemade Projector
Video resolution 540 x 432 @ 25 fps
Aspect ratio 4:3
Color intensity 16 bit
Audio signal Stereo, 16 bit, 48 KHz
Audio data rate 96 kBit/s (12 kByte/s)
Video data rate 650 kBit/s (81 kByte/s)
Total data rate 746 kBit/s (93 kByte/s)
Video compression MPEG-4 DivX, 5.2.1 Pro codec,
2-pass, bidirectional encoding
Audio compression MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3)
Color space YUV
Duration 3:36 minutes
File size 18 MB

The new THG video: duration 3:36 minutes at a resolution of 540 x 432 pixels with stereo sound.

The latest Divx codec Version 5.2.1 can be downloaded free from Divx .

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ak13 12/13/2007 3:56 AM
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I was thinking about trying this, but I only have a Laptop monitor to use. Any advice on not breaking it?

ak13 12/13/2007 3:58 AM
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I'm trying to do this project with a laptop monitor. I paused and decided to seek advice before I took off all of the tape that said "no touching"

any advice?

AXIS-013 01/26/2008 11:00 PM
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how do you insulate the LCD screen from the ohp?

catsplay 02/17/2008 1:11 AM
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Has anyone tried working with a Infocus 97600ws display, mine has no cables.

Phil

Anonymous 02/20/2008 4:00 PM
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I followed this tutorial, it worked great but when i powered it off, and then back on the screen was black, any sugestions?

MENT4L 04/28/2008 11:53 PM
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How about using an array of ultra bright LEDs? that would solve the heat issue

sirrell 05/03/2008 8:42 AM
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Has anyone tryed it with a lower watt projector?
Like a 350 Watt, according to specs its 3200 Lumens.
if so how low could you go? 250watt

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