> > By video, do you mean motion, like watching TV/movie?  Even more
> > silicon required.  Awhile back I proposed building a Ethernet
> > X/video/audio server using the OGP ASIC chip.  Less expensive
> > than the OGD1.
> >
> 
> I mean video -- i.e., a 'CPU server' creates a stream of images sent
> over ethernet to a 'dumb terminal' which spits it out on a screen.

Different people mean different things by "video".  Video can mean the
display, even if it is static.  Or video can mean 24-60 frames/second.
The 24-60 frames/second variety needs more bandwidth and more silicon.

>  I
> guessed OGD1 could create this stream, but due to Fisher

?

> Only I can't seem to justify the money for
> OGD1 in every 'dumb terminal' with Matrox G450s so cheap...

Sounds like you want the OGC (ASIC) version, rather than the OGD.
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