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I have a job for a house of worship. They want to show content throughout the service. The set up is 2 50 flat panel TVs, 2 80'' flat panel TVs and a computer (which I must build) and monitor in the back of the room controling video content.
A. What is the best build for the computer to control content on 5 screens?
B. How to push the video content to the 4 big screen tvs which are the lenth of 30 yards away from the computer?
Thanks.
Jeremy
A. What is the best build for the computer to control content on 5 screens?
B. How to push the video content to the 4 big screen tvs which are the lenth of 30 yards away from the computer?
Thanks.
Jeremy
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Hi Jeremy
Ideally if you want a setup similar as on TV where you see different views of the speaker and
the speaker needs to use a screen to illustrate what he is sharing, like a weather man for instance, he is standing in front of what is known as a green screen
to you and I it looks as if he standing in front of the world map, but the idea is that he can talk to us and point out things on the screen.
( They want to show content throughout the service.)<< to inlude the speaker you woudl need a camera recording the live speaker
you are considering using
B. How to push the video content to the 4 big screen tvs which are the length of 30 yards away from the computer?
So you will be playing something on the computer maybe a power point, or a video clip?
To extend your desktop and what is playing there are video extenders
over ip, or cat 5
Did you want audio with this?
Audio/Video Extender
Video Splitters
there is the matrox graphics expansion which would simplify things a lot as well
There is the TripleHead2Go for three monitors
Expand your desktop further by connecting a second TripleHead2Go to your graphics hardware to support up to six monitors at a time, using the power desktop software included to control the monitors/Tv's
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/th2go/displayport/
You would need extra long cables to attach the TV's from 10 meter away
depending on your TV standards DVI or hdmi or just digital.
Example
http://compare.ebay.com.au/like/330824842106?ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&cbt=y&_lwgsi=y&lpid=45&item_id=330824842106
Ideally if you want a setup similar as on TV where you see different views of the speaker and
the speaker needs to use a screen to illustrate what he is sharing, like a weather man for instance, he is standing in front of what is known as a green screen
to you and I it looks as if he standing in front of the world map, but the idea is that he can talk to us and point out things on the screen.
( They want to show content throughout the service.)<< to inlude the speaker you woudl need a camera recording the live speaker
you are considering using
B. How to push the video content to the 4 big screen tvs which are the length of 30 yards away from the computer?
So you will be playing something on the computer maybe a power point, or a video clip?
To extend your desktop and what is playing there are video extenders
over ip, or cat 5
Did you want audio with this?
Audio/Video Extender
Video Splitters
there is the matrox graphics expansion which would simplify things a lot as well
There is the TripleHead2Go for three monitors
Expand your desktop further by connecting a second TripleHead2Go to your graphics hardware to support up to six monitors at a time, using the power desktop software included to control the monitors/Tv's
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/th2go/displayport/
You would need extra long cables to attach the TV's from 10 meter away
depending on your TV standards DVI or hdmi or just digital.
Example
http://compare.ebay.com.au/like/330824842106?ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&cbt=y&_lwgsi=y&lpid=45&item_id=330824842106
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Thanks that worked as advertised. I wouldn't know where to begin but you helped me finish a big job on time.
Then you can connect the 4 TVs independently, and also independently control what is displayed on each.
For the application you've described, I'd assume this is not the case (what I outlined above is more likely) ... but if you need independent control, this is the way to go.