Overhead Projectors

Archive for September, 2009

If we use an Overhead Projector to show the words of a song that we are singing at church is that violating a copyright law?

Although I understand what your saying - what you think of as a congregational song could be copy written song. I think of songs in the hymnal in my church. You should be OK to copy and distribute as well as show it using a projector. Just not to record it and distribute that recording. You can look up a songs copyright to see how the artist allows the song to be used.

Look: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/415634929/barack-obamas-3-million-overhead-projector-actually-pretty-cool

No funding education for Republicans nosireee…
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Pitiful how Republicans try to spin something good into something evil.

I’m in the UK. One room, on one side of the room is 2 wall sockets, same on the other side, using all four plugs for:
400W Overhead Projector (used as a homemade video projector with an LCD),
15inch LCD monitor (backlight removed as it the LCD is on the projector, maybe having the backlight removed means less power consumption?),
a Desktop PC with 400W Power Supply (which would also be powering 2 x 12V DC 80mm cooling fans for cooling the LCD display on the projector), 48W Stereo Speakers.

The flat is above a newsagents shop in a block of shops/flats incase it makes any difference.

i have one single socket in my room, plugged into that is a 50" LCD tv, a desktop pcomputer, sky digital, a suround sound system, dvd player, games console,i regually have all these on, im sure you will be ok