“I'd like to be able to use this in an enclosed shop that does not have WiFi. Can I use a regular old DVD player to show old movies on it? What connections do I need?”

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• Since it's an old dvd player, I'm assuming it has composite/rca cables (red, white, yellow) You'll need an AV adapter. Plug in the male end to the projectors AV port, and then plug in the dvd cables to the adapter. Then just set the projector source to av and you'll be good to go

  Answered by thejollyreaper 2 years ago

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• Hi there, The projector can take video and audio input from the HDMI cable, so it's recommended to use an HDMI cable to connect your DVD player to it. If the player doesn't support HDMI, an adapter can solve this problem.

  Answered by Customer Experience Team 2 years ago

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