Flip VGA Signal 180 degrees?

<jaymueller.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't
> flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the
> image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the
> Dual Display Clone mode.
>
> Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the
> video signal?

It's not possible to do this simply by changing the wiring of
the video signal/connector itself; it would have to be done
by drivers in the source (which is a hassle, as you noted)
or in the projector - or can you simply bounce the projected
image off the right combination of mirrors to get you where
you need to be?

What sort of projector is it?

Bob M.
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jaymueller.TakeThisOut@gmail.com wrote:
> On May 8, 3:05 pm, "Bob Myers" <nospample....TakeThisOut@address.invalid> wrote:
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>><jaymuel....TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>>I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't
>>>flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the
>>>image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the
>>>Dual Display Clone mode.
>>
>>>Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the
>>>video signal?
>>
>>It's not possible to do this simply by changing the wiring of
>>the video signal/connector itself; it would have to be done
>>by drivers in the source (which is a hassle, as you noted)
>>or in the projector - or can you simply bounce the projected
>>image off the right combination of mirrors to get you where
>>you need to be?
>>
>>What sort of projector is it?
>>
>>Bob M.
>
>
> Dell 3400MP..no option built in to rotate it =/
>

As am not used to projectors, could it be that this projector is
designed to be mounted on the ceiling upside-down?

Brian
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On May 8, 3:54 pm, Brian <b... DeleteThis @unsolicited.spam.telus.net> wrote:
> jaymuel... DeleteThis @gmail.com wrote:
> > On May 8, 3:05 pm, "Bob Myers" <nospample... DeleteThis @address.invalid> wrote:
>
> >><jaymuel... DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >>news:1178660116.916408.99690@e51g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
> >>>I have a projector that I mounted to my ceiling...only to find I can't
> >>>flip the video signal via the projector itself. I can rotate the
> >>>image via drivers...but it's a huge hassle, as I just want to use the
> >>>Dual Display Clone mode.
>
> >>>Any thoughts on a possible analog solution? Such as rewiring the
> >>>video signal?
>
> >>It's not possible to do this simply by changing the wiring of
> >>the video signal/connector itself; it would have to be done
> >>by drivers in the source (which is a hassle, as you noted)
> >>or in the projector - or can you simply bounce the projected
> >>image off the right combination of mirrors to get you where
> >>you need to be?
>
> >>What sort of projector is it?
>
> >>Bob M.
>
> > Dell 3400MP..no option built in to rotate it =/
>
> As am not used to projectors, could it be that this projector is
> designed to be mounted on the ceiling upside-down?
>
> Brian

Nope.
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