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--- balug:speaker-presenter_information_and_resources [2013-02-28T03:59:56+0000] – broke out typical meeting timeline section (hopefully lots more improvements to come) michael_paoli
+++ balug:speaker-presenter_information_and_resources [2013-08-31T23:43:35+0000] – added bit that converter is USB powered michael_paoli
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 that our typical video setup results in rather low resolution
 projection to the screen.
-Particularly, we have a converter device which accepts most VGA type
+Particularly, we have a USB powered converter device which accepts most
-input (has VGA type connector) - it then converts to NTSC (ye olde
+VGA type input (has VGA type connector - accepts up to XGA 1024x768) -
-analog television) composite video.  That is then projected onto
+it then converts to NTSC (ye olde analog television) composite video.
-overhead screen (about a 10x10' screen mounted on about 20' high
+That is then projected onto overhead screen (about a 10x10' screen
-ceiling).  This generally works quite adequately if the "slides" aren't
+mounted on about 20' high ceiling).  This generally works quite
-too detailed (smaller text, lines and detail won't work so well, most
+adequately if the "slides" aren't too detailed (smaller text, lines and
-everything else works adequately or better.  E.g. a screen of 80x24
+detail won't work so well, most everything else works adequately or
-text is typically slightly too small to be easily read, but slightly
+better.  E.g. a screen of 80x24 text is typically slightly too small to
-larger (e.g. screen of 62x22 text) is quite readable.)
+be easily read, but slightly larger (e.g. screen of 62x22 text) is
+quite readable.)
 We sometimes are able to make available higher resolution projector and
 portable screen (to bring screen closer to most of the audience - also,