bamasmith wrote on Tue, 13 January 2009 18:04 |
Inputs: 1 - camera composite 2 - computers VGA 1 - DVD/VCR composite The overflow room is ~500 ft away from the sound booth. (Considering A/V over Cat5 for the cable run) When playing DVD's , using powerpoints, Etc, we would like the displayed video to be as good as what it is in the main room. i.e. not using a video camera to create a 2nd generation display. |
Brad Weber wrote on Tue, 13 January 2009 19:06 | ||
First, you need to change your alias to your real name, it is a forum rule and the thread will be locked if you don't.
You have two different video formats, composite video and VGA, and you did not note how you are addressing that for both rooms. Do you switch the projector inputs? Also, are you wanting to send the same signal to both rooms at all times or do you want to be able to send different signals to each room? A matrix switcher would usually be used if you wanted to be able to control the sources for each destination independent of one another. |
Mark E. Smith wrote on Wed, 14 January 2009 17:56 |
Do they make such a thing as a matrix scaler? Mark |
Mark E. Smith wrote on Wed, 14 January 2009 17:56 |
I was mainly looking at a matrix switcher to make it easier for the A/V guys to control both video feeds from one place. Do they make such a thing as a matrix scaler? |