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The higher tier projectors may work. I currently do not have any of those to try in 8mm. The rolling shutters scan the sensor line by line. If there are 3 subframes (3 blade shutter) per exposure then the rolling shutter will create a dark stripe during black intervals because it does not integrate the subframes like the global shutter. In another words if some pixels go darker with the global shutter due to the black interval the next subframe will overwrite it because the global shutter integrates the pixel intensity and then reads all of them at once at the end of the frame. So in summary the global shutter is better for real time captures.
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