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| DVI or RGB I am using a projector to run Keynote presentations from my MacBook. The projector has two RGB inputs and a DVI input. I have both adapters for my MacBook. So, the question is: which would you use? Is there any noticeable difference between DVI and RGB for running Presentations? TIA! Rob |
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| Your MacBook has built-in mini-DVI but not RGB. I would go with the DVI. However, you will have to look very, very closely to see a difference |
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| Yeah, I know it has mini-DVI. I've purchased both adapters so that I can use either. I use the presentations in a church. My MacBook sits about 25 feet from the projector. I have a 30 foot DVI cable and a 50 foot RGB cable. The first time I used the DVI cable, the screen went all funky while playing a video (imbedded in my Keynote). I caught it during setup and was able to switch over to the RGB before the sermon. However, I find the RGB loses it's signal from time to time, and I wondered if I'd get a better signal trying the DVI again. (I know I can get a booster for the RGB signal, but they are quite expensive I'm told). Rob |
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| Go with the DVI. Something was wrong on the first try, it seems. It should work best.
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