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Question: I have a Viewsonic PJD6531W projector and is getting some bright starlight specks and also some black ones, where can I get parts for this projector?  It seems to be coming from the image processor that is behind the lens.
Document: Viewsonic has created a product (View Sonic 3D HD Video Processor (VP3D1)) that converts 3D media that comes from such devices as a PS3 into a usable signal the projectors like PJD6531W can use. Even with the added cost it still makes projectors a cheaper direction for the huge image.View Sonic 3D HD Video Processor (VP3D1)Update: I've had mine for a least a year and LOVE it! I'm totally happy with the choice I made. Wonderful projector!
Also, note Viewsonic support are good when on duty, but they are not staffed 24/7. Solved my problem am buying an Epson 7200 LCD projector for the meeting. It seems to be more rugged and the controls are intuitive. ViewSonic has an old lens cover that is attached by a string to protect the lens. Epson has a neat sliding door to cover. For business, Epson has LCD which does not require a lot of cooling. Epson also has a support number on the bottom of the projector.
Very bright image, especially when in a darkened area. Great color and very crisp shapes. Only real complaint is the lack of component inputs and a lack of optical input/output for audio. Also the projector never fully shuts off, instead it goes into hibernate mode in which the power button blinks with a bright blue light. This can definitely get annoying if you use the projector in a room where you regularly are.
A nice and very bright picture.The only downside I can see is that the throw distance is very short and the image size is not very adjustable due to the lens being only X 1.2. This means that there isn't much choice in the placement of the projector for a given image size.
Overall the projector is a really good buy. Users should be careful in handling the RGB inputs. There seems to be an increased sensitivity to electro-static discharge. After installation on a small hall ceiling, with a 50 ft RGB cable, the sensitivity of RGB port 1 degraded to where some PC can drive the image and others cannot. We are getting a small amplifier to isolate the PC output from the projector. Other then that the projector is great. Only feature that is missing is DVI port.
it didnt WOW me, but my wife seem to like it a lot, she was "touching" the images with her hands. But for the price, the quality and functions of this projector were higher than expected. Quality is great, really nice image and lumins seem to be what is advertised. Will be keeping the projector and may be later on get the 3D processor when prices goes down on both the VP3D and the glasses.
This is indeed a very bright projector, which may be overkill for your home theatre. It seems to suffer from Alzheimer's when it comes to your settings - you can use it in Eco mode and then power off and on next use you'll have to manually switch back to Eco mode again.I was misled by the description and tech specs - this projector does not support 16:9 signals without distortion. It will stretch the image vertically and make everyones head look like it's been in a vice.
(3) 3d ready is, for most projectors, nothing but an advertising gimmick due to incompatibilities of 3d formatting. Vizio bought into this 3d advertising and I even had trouble getting it's 3d functionality to work right.On the pro side, in 60 hz, the image was plenty bright and looked nice in high def.UPDATE: I replaced this projector with an Epson 8350 which is simply fantastic!
As a visual/digital artist I will get a lot of great use out of this projector for my projects. The projector has a great image quality-a crisp, bright, hi rez image.
This is my first projector, so I cannot really give too technical of a review. However, here are the things I've noticed in the short time I've had it so far...Like others have said, it's bright. I can use it in the middle of the day with blinds open and see perfectly fine. From what I understand, the image will gradually get dimmer the more hours it has, but for now it's superb.It's very easy to use.
Answer: I ordered a 1280-6338B Chip form ebay. Cost me $117. From this seller. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item;=271214390557The original chip is 1280-6038B  but the 6038 are shitty and have a known short life the mess up after a year, the 6338 is the second version of that chip that fits. I replaced it in my projector and that seemed to fix it. The chip has little mirrors or something on one side that if you take out, and look closely, you will notice tiny specs where the pixels burnt out. The link aboce says 6038, but if you read description, its actually the 6338B.  When you take off the plastic of the projector, it is located no more than 2 inches away from the lens. You need to take out the block with the lens be careful not to scratch the lens. Good luck, if you have any questions, I'd be glad to help answer.  polak667@hotmail.com