It's not exactly a MAME question, sorry but I am trying to take a video
signal TV or DVD and split it up to 4 TVs that are physically mounted
together. So each shows 1/4 of the picture and all of then when all of them
are mounted so they are 2x2, shows the complete picture.
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 16:20:51 +0000, CurtisJon wrote:
> It's not exactly a MAME question, sorry but I am trying to take a video
> signal TV or DVD and split it up to 4 TVs that are physically mounted
> together. So each shows 1/4 of the picture and all of then when all of them
> are mounted so they are 2x2, shows the complete picture.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> CurtisJon
probably not exactly what you are looking for but take a look at this:
Sounds pretty interesting! Thanks for posting about GStreamer.
I don't see how this would NOT apply, unless the original poster wanted to
have video-wall effect only during gameplay and not during desktop. Even
then, surely there's not much of a leap....?
Hung N wrote:
> Matthew Lenz <matthew@nocturnal.org> wrote in
> newsan.2005.03.10.16.48.34.845605@nocturnal.org:
>
>
>>http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/apps/videowhale.html
>
>
> Sounds pretty interesting! Thanks for posting about GStreamer.
>
> I don't see how this would NOT apply, unless the original poster wanted to
> have video-wall effect only during gameplay and not during desktop. Even
> then, surely there's not much of a leap....?
Also very interesting! What is the likelihood that any of those Colorgraphic
cards actually comes with drivers and software that already permit video-wall
effects? I think if I were putting out the money, I might expect that...
Hung N wrote:
> Dead_Dad <XXXspamtrap007XXX@XXXyahoo.comXXX> wrote in
> news:4Z8Yd.637099$Xk.594166@pd7tw3no:
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>>Of course, you'll want one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/5kchl OR
>>http://tinyurl.com/53gsn ) to run it with..... <G>
>
>
> Also very interesting! What is the likelihood that any of those Colorgraphic
> cards actually comes with drivers and software that already permit video-wall
> effects? I think if I were putting out the money, I might expect that...
>
> Hoohoohoo, PCI-E and 4x output! Hoohoohoo...
<AHEM> From the 'Features and Specifications' link:
- OS support for 2000 or XP
- MultiHead independent video driver support on Windows 2000 or XP
- MultiScreen video driver support (single display head across multiple
monitors) with XY overlap
- MoverTM Window Management software enables easy window placement on
the MultiScreen desktop
- SetArray configuration software for easy driver setup of MultiHead and
MultiScreen
Dead_Dad <XXXspamtrap007@yahoo.comXXX> wrote in
news:xrpYd.648024$6l.126553@pd7tw2no:
> <AHEM> From the 'Features and Specifications' link:
> - OS support for 2000 or XP
> - MultiHead independent video driver support on Windows 2000 or XP
> - MultiScreen video driver support (single display head across multiple
> monitors) with XY overlap
> - MoverTM Window Management software enables easy window placement on
> the MultiScreen desktop
> - SetArray configuration software for easy driver setup of MultiHead and
> MultiScreen
So are you basically saying that if you have this hardware, GStreamer is
useless?
Hung N wrote:
> Dead_Dad <XXXspamtrap007@yahoo.comXXX> wrote in
> news:xrpYd.648024$6l.126553@pd7tw2no:
>
>
>><AHEM> From the 'Features and Specifications' link:
>>- OS support for 2000 or XP
>>- MultiHead independent video driver support on Windows 2000 or XP
>>- MultiScreen video driver support (single display head across multiple
>>monitors) with XY overlap
>>- MoverTM Window Management software enables easy window placement on
>>the MultiScreen desktop
>>- SetArray configuration software for easy driver setup of MultiHead and
>>MultiScreen
>
>
> So are you basically saying that if you have this hardware, GStreamer is
> useless?
1) /Nothing/ that works well is /ever/ useless.
2) As I don't have (or ever intend to have) either the hardware /or/
software mentioned, all I can say is that you would have to see which
meets your needs the best.
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