The reason you cannot reliably copy a DVD is because of MacroVision. In simple terms, when playing the DVD there is a signal that is applied that is neither audible or visible, when wathcing on the TV. VCRs however have circuitry in them that will 'recognize' this signal and cause the crappy...
What I did is I bought some S-Video --> Composite adaptors and used them where I only had composite i.e. VCR. I have the better pic of S-Vid on everything except the VCR, and can still use the VCR to record my DVDs and do all the switcing throught he receiver.
Huh, I thought a $20k device was basic for anything, including projectors. Las week I just picked up a basic Weber grill for $20k, i thought that was a pretty good deal.
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Vijay Here is something to try, from the world of photography Filters are used ALL of the time to achive correct color balance. What I would do is go to a local pro photo store. Take your projector along too, they may have some filter holders that work, too. buy a magenta filter. a M5 or...