You end up buying them? If you keep them, could come up with plenty of parties to throw!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
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You end up buying them? If you keep them, could come up with plenty of parties to throw!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
Bought them yes. Called 2 rental places and rental was a few hundred less than a purchase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mateo
I'm just worried about the TV wall gizmo now. I hope it works otherwise there will be 6 separate TV's showing the same videos LOL.
You could go computer with 2 separate graphics cards and 4 video outs.
Looking forward to seeing the display and working the booth.
I read that somewhere but it scared me. That and I hate computers lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Cigalert
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Lets see what you got before the toldyaso's start.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
Here's what I bought Attachment 31741Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigalert
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Looks simple enough...each screen will play in up to 1080p but what are you feeding it with? Might get a little grainy unless you're pumping 4k in. Think of zooming to one corner of a 1080 screen. Technically you're gonna see each screen in 480. Will probably still be cool though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
The videos look great on a 50 1080p, I didn't realize it will chop the video in to 4 sizes for quality too. HmmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by Cigalert
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No matter what you do...computer or this 2x2 wall deal, if you feed it with 1080 it will display in 1080....just divided by 4. When I looked at this unit it appeared as though there is no up converter...it just "zooms" to one large screen. But yes, raw video files straight to a computer are night and day compared to youtube quality. The videos are so much more boring on youtube.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat