Are you able to download a powerpoint presentation on a usb flashdrive and run it on the projector? Or maybe save it as pictures from the powerpoint?
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Though I can't say that I have done this personally, the projector has type A & B USB so you can plug it directly into the projector itself. I do believe I read somewhere you can do it, I don't remember where. Here is the site that I use to get most of my information and compare different models to determine what best suites my needs: http://www.projectorcentral.com/Epson-EX5210-projection-calculator-pro.htm?haveflashipromise
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Works wonderfully with PP and is extremely bright. We have had no problem with having to worry too much about darkening the room. I could not figure out how to get the projector linked with the computer to work the slide advance feature (I'm not too technically oriented). Solved the problem, however, for twelve bucks by picking up Oem Presenter with Laser Pointer and Powerpoint Presentation Remote Control Clicker (O-PRC-0130). It is really slick, with forward/reverse feature, plus a laser pointer. It works like a champ. Good luck. Cheers...Ed B.
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I should work fine if you use the SD card after creating you're slideshow on computer making it an executable file.. I played a movie using mine in this way. The clarity isn't the best..and keep in mind this little devices bulbs runs hot. I couldn't initialize the USB input to function with my PC however.
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I don't think the projector has built in media playing software. I have my projector hooked up to my PC via hdmi cable. I don't think there's a way to directly play media from an external hard drive though.
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Your machine must have a video viewing program of course & you might try emailing the presentation to yourself & then capture & save on your system from there. Or I know there are video capture programs out there, but that means an expensive purchase. In order to save onto a disk, you probably need a DVD capable drive as well. Personally I like the email option & Windows should include some kind of video viewer.
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As in projector slides? I'm not sure. I haven't had the need to try. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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If you can get pics on a flash drive, just plug it in and play. I'm sure I could learn to customize the presentation, but it is easy to take care of the basic program.
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I called Epson support and was told that the wireless works for things like a photo slideshow, but would not be fast enough for a professional presentation such as Powerpoint. There are also issues with wifi applications if being shown in a hotel for instance.
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Computer Yes (it uses a VGA connection). Very good resolution for PowerPoints.No USB connection.
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Hi the Victsing comes with a cd so it has to be install on your computer, but you can copy from a computer to a flash drive and it should work I did this for a friend that use my meeting room for her business presentation. I got this type because the regular VGA cable prongs broke and it is much better and durable I think.
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Yes, but you need to use a computer. You can not just plug a flash drive into the projector. If it will play on a computer, it can be projected.
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I use this device with my laptop which has Powerpoint on it for generating my presentations. The whole idea is to use the device to advance the slides.
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Don't think so. You'd have to use something like an Android stick to run the slide show. That does work very well.
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Yes. I was able to present a ppt presentation via a jump drive. However, most of my presentations were via a laptop.
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No, not unless you share your screen/presentation with something like a Chromecast or Apple TV. The projector allows you to plug in a USB Flash Drive, a micro SD card, or use the built in 2GB flash storage to transfer your presentation to the projector and then the projector will render and control the presentation by itself. You can plug the projector into your laptop via HDMI or VGA, but in order to "beam" over the presentation from a laptop you would need a receiver of some type.
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Yes. You can connect it to a laptop or a camera. You can also just upload your file on the video projector, then disconnect the laptop and do the presentations independently
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I project ppt through my laptop. I have not tried through iPad or a USB stick. I'm not sure if it can do that or not.