Is this DVD Compatable with Panasonic HDTV Projection Monitor PT-53WX53
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We regret to inform you this model could not be used with the PT-53WX53. The DMP-BD87 Blu-ray player could be used.
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Don't know. Works with my view sonic DLP projector. Must be a 3D projector and a 3D DVD player.
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I do not know, just buy it for my Blue Ray Panasonic remote control was broken
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http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/dvd-s68?t=specs This site gives you the instruction manual and all the tech specs. at a quick look I woud say you should have no problems.
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I installed two gigantic pc monitors to two of these. It think they were 42" if not a little bigger. This mount worked perfect for me. I think the TH42 part of that Panasonic part number represents a 42" monitor so I would expect it to work as long as your device has screw holes for mounting brackets (which it probably does). This is a BIG unit. Very stable. Good luck
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I don't know about the projectors but works for TV's.Try these : XPAND X103-P2-G1 Active IR 3D Glasses for Panasonic they work with the PTA 8000.
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It's backwards compatible, but in the case that the monitor isn't responding just call planar support and they will gladly send you a replacement because mine had this problem.
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no , not same , can you looking for d058 working good for your dvd , thanks..........................
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Dear, this item is compatible with the model of Panasonic TV TC-P XT50 series.
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I sorry to say I couldn't tell you. I can confirm that it DOES work with a Panasonic DMP-BDT210 Integrated-Wi-Fi 3D Blu-ray DVD Player, which NOTHING did before except Panasonic's own absurdly high priced cam. So, I'd say it's a fair bet that it would but I couldn't say for sure."
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I'm not sure because I don't have that model. I do think it should work with any Panasonic tv
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This has RCA outputs ( yellow video, white and red left/right audio) so if your projector has these inputs (or at least the yellow video in) then it will work.
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Whats the model of Panasonic 32" Cheryl? It most likely will work but if you can look that up I can tell you for sure.
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That's not a valid model number. The number after the P is the screen size, so TC-P42xxx would be a 42" set, not a 60", and the current series are the xT50's, so the second half seems wrong too. Without the correct model number, no one can say whether its compatible or not. That said, I'd recommend the Panasonic TY-CC20W over this, its a lower profile camera with a better mounting system (magnetic, clips securely to a metal plate in Panasonic TV's) and produces a great picture (720P). Given this may be out of stock, the TY-CC30W release may be eminent. This camera works fine on the TV models listed in its compatibility list, its just larger and lacks the magnetic mount, so its not as secure as the Panasonic models, but still works fine. For the record these cameras are more expensive because the chips to encode the video have to be in the camera, whereas cheap webcams rely on the laptop for encoding
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I plugged it into an old VCR with rca plugs and it copied a regular resolution dvd onto tape, so I would assume the answer is yes, but remember that you might experience resolution issues if you are going from HD to low def.
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Yes, provided your DVD player's audio/video plugs match what is on the projector. There are HDMI and RCA (red/yellow/blue/green/white) inputs as well as a computer monitor input, so it should match most standard DVD players. I've hooked my projector up to a DVD player, cable box, and surround sound speakers with no issues.
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Hi, Jim. I definitely don't have your background with regard to PAL and NTSC, so perhaps I'm not the right person to respond to your question. However, in looking at the manual that came with my HCX900-M Panasonic, the following is displayed: Component video out put level; Y; 1.0 Vp-p, 75 h Pb; 0.7 Vp-p, 75 h Pr; 0.7 Vp-p, 75 h AV video output level; 1.0 Vp-p, 75 h, NTSC system I searched the user manual for PAL and came up empty. Searching for NTSC produced two results: the one I inserted here and one pertaining to the installation of software dealing with the editing software bundled with the camcorder. Under installation is says to follow the on-screen instructions and states further that if the country or region cannot be selected, select NTSC area. As far as the power adapter/charger, there is one bundled with the unit that works on 110-220 volts. Hope this helps somewhat.