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Old 23-03-2023, 10:01 PM   #1
Tonz
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Default Overhead/Multi prpjector

At the campsite that Iam involved with we were recently given a lateish model Epson projector along with retractable screen.
We got it fitted up (for couple old farts not knowing what we were doing) and running HDMI 7 speaker cables from a laptop to both the projector and speakers.
However I am concerned about people with their Ipads as they dont have HDMI plugs so how do I get around that?
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