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How do I broadcast a PowerPoint presentation on a multiple monitors (wireless)?
Somebody can help me, please? I want to broadcast a PowerPoint presentation to multiple monitors (wireless). My O.S. Is Microsoft Windows XP Professional edition Service pack 2. Thanks.
ASKER
Hi Ed,
Thanks for your prompt response. The idea is to transmit to more than 2 VGA monitors that do not have attached PC's. I found a wired solution from http://www.42u.com/minicom-vds-video-display-system.htm. Is it possible the same configuration but wireless?
Thanks,
Ruben
Thanks for your prompt response. The idea is to transmit to more than 2 VGA monitors that do not have attached PC's. I found a wired solution from http://www.42u.com/minicom-vds-video-display-system.htm. Is it possible the same configuration but wireless?
Thanks,
Ruben
Hi Ruben - I've had a bit more time to have a look now and have found a bit of kit called an Echoview. It's a wireless adapter for screens or projectors which will take a feed from a wireless enabled computer. It acts like a wireless access point but the software that comes with it sends video (and audio too by the looks of it). At 30fps it's well up to displaying PowerPoint presentations or video for that matter. Blackbox have them for sale - have a look at http://blackbox.com/Catalog/Detail.aspx?cid=1246,1822&mid=5185 although I've found them cheaper elsewhere. You can link them together too so you can run as many screens or projectors as you like.
At around $230 each several of them are going to cost you but they certainly do the job you want to get done.
Cheers,
Ed
At around $230 each several of them are going to cost you but they certainly do the job you want to get done.
Cheers,
Ed
ASKER
Hi Ed,
Thanks again for your prompt response. I wrote an e-mail to technical support personnel asking for more information about EchoView Wireless VGA Adapter, but unfortunately, this product is no longer available and nothing has replaced it as of yet. Also it never supported audio, only video.
Thanks,
Ruben
Thanks again for your prompt response. I wrote an e-mail to technical support personnel asking for more information about EchoView Wireless VGA Adapter, but unfortunately, this product is no longer available and nothing has replaced it as of yet. Also it never supported audio, only video.
Thanks,
Ruben
Hmmm - these seem to still be available from ViewSonic - Cheaper too!
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/projectors/wpg/wpg150/index.htm
Regards Ed
http://www.viewsonic.com/products/projectors/wpg/wpg150/index.htm
Regards Ed
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Dear Ed,
I have been consulting with Cyberguys support personnel and they have wireless solution to get the video to the place using a wireless Audio/video Sender, VGA & DVI, 802.11b/g, and then I have to run cables to the monitors (projector or VGA/DVI Display) using a 8 Port Video Splitter, VGA, 1920x1440.
Ruben
I have been consulting with Cyberguys support personnel and they have wireless solution to get the video to the place using a wireless Audio/video Sender, VGA & DVI, 802.11b/g, and then I have to run cables to the monitors (projector or VGA/DVI Display) using a 8 Port Video Splitter, VGA, 1920x1440.
Ruben
Nice one Ruben - glad you are sorted.
Maybe not a completely perfect solution for you but it sounds like you've got it sorted as best as it can be.
Ed.
Maybe not a completely perfect solution for you but it sounds like you've got it sorted as best as it can be.
Ed.
Well a solution was found from my suggestions so I reckon I should have some points.
Regards Ed
<poinks hungry>
Regards Ed
<poinks hungry>
If you have a PC attached to the other monitor and you are networked then check out this software solution from Maxivista. http://www.maxivista.com/ - It'll push your screen out to another computer via a wireless network link. Looks like they are working on an update which will allow you to push the screen out to several PC's.
Hope this helps.
Ed.