With my Hitachi's is extremely simple to align them, with the naked eye from the projector test patterns directly.Oaktown wrote: ↑Sun Jun 03, 2018 03:17Sorry, not sure what Imag is or stands for? I guess no.Are you doing Imag?
I do have 125' solid core cables and the boxers have HDBaseT.My preferred approach would be HDBaseT especially if the Boxers you're renting have the HDBaseT card. If not, just get (2) RX/TX units and if you go that route, make sure you use solid core CAT6A ethernet cables.
1 PCIe card is definitively more convenient ($) than 2 HDMI-SDI4K.No I would recommend using two independent HDMI to SDI 4K adapter or PCIe card out of your server.
Will this be the right for me, considering the client ask me yesterday for one live feed?
Will work sending 2 out and one In, and the third projector via hdmi?
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I think I understand. Out from the 1080ti...hdmi out-HDMI In-SDI1 out to the projector SDI in and then SDI2 to the stacked projector SDI in.No, if you use one HDMI to SDI 4K adapter, you'll want to plug one SDI cable into each projector.
My runs will be roughly 25'. In case I will go SDI can you recommend which cable, the specs and so on.Keep in mind that 6G-SDI single cable is not quite as easy to extend at 12G-SDI quad cable so be mindful of the type of cables you use and the length of your runs.
Yes I do. I have 2 display port and 2 HDMI. No need to use the datapath this time.Don't you have more than one output?
I still do everything with the naked eye! I always set my first projector, overshoot the second one so that I am slightly over the first one everywhere and do the blending in the projectors if they have curved correction and if not I do in software (Arena for the most part) using two different outputs.
I need to do this with the Christie as well, I'm not getting how to do it in resolume if one screen will be 2 projectors, or should I do 2 screens with the same input (Composition)?
Anyway, this week I'll start testing like a maniac. I'll sleep in my storage if I have to.
Thank you again, Oaktown.