Epson EasyMP EMP-765 Setup Manual page 52

Display Colours
The number of computer screen colours that can be projected are as follows.
Windows
8-bit colour (256 colours)
16-bit colour
24-bit colour
32-bit colour
If the computer's display resolution is set to 24-bit or 32-bit colour and greater than
XGA (Windows) or approximately 16.7 million colours (Macintosh), the following
message will be displayed.
If using Windows
Image transfer slows if screen color is more than 24 bits. NSConnection converts
it to 16 bits. Do you want to continue?
If you click the "Yes" button, the connection will be made, but the projected images
will be converted to 16-bit colour.
If using a Macintosh
Image transfer performance will be reduced if your computer's display resolution
is higher than XGA (1024×768) or its color depth is set to 32 bit or higher. Do
you want to continue with the connection?
Click the "OK" button to connect.
If using a Macintosh, the image is transferred with 32-bit colours (without reduction
to 16 bit).
Depending on the software, such as the Keynote, 32-bit display provide better
performance than 16-bit display. Check the performance of the two colour settings
in advance to decide which to use.
Number of Connections
Up to a maximum of four projectors can be connected to a single computer for
simultaneous projection of images.
You cannot connect multiple computers to a single projector.
Macintosh
–
Thousands (16-bit)
–
Millions (32-bit)
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