Re: [Frameworks] two projector HD video for installation?

2015-02-13 Thread Zach Poff
 

Hi Scott. I can wholeheartedly recommend the BrightSign HD222 players
for multichannel sync. They can handle H.264 files up to 25 Mbs and they
loop and sync flawlessly with no moving parts and no computer hassles.
Their Achilles heal is the windows-only authoring software that is
usually required to set them up. But you can use simple script files
instead (editable on Win/Mac/Linux). You can download them from my
website: http://www.zachpoff.com/software/brightsign-video-sync-scripts/
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Re: [Frameworks] two projector HD video for installation?

2015-02-12 Thread kate lain
Hi, Scott.  I actually have such an installation up right now and can offer
my two cents.  I had started with a mac mini running multiscreener, but
that setup couldn't handle the dual hd no matter what tweaks i tried.  I
ended up going with two brightsign HD1020s (now apparently replaced by the
HD1022), which are networkable media players.  The HD220s (looks like they
are 222s now) should work too and are quite a bit cheaper (they were just
out of stock when i ordered, so they upgraded my order to the fancier
ones), so those might be worth checking out.  I haven't tried the dual
blu-ray setup, so not sure how that would compare.

Best,
Kate

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 11:55 AM, Scott Stark sst...@hi-beam.net wrote:

 Hi all, I hope this isn't too off-topic. Does anyone have experience or
 advice on how to set up a two digital projector installation, each with its
 own HD video (Quicktime, probably), on loops, and keeping them in sync? I
 was looking at a single hard drive, Mac Mini with Bino (http://bino3d.org/)
 but was told the Mini might not be powerful enough to run two movies at
 once. Thoughts? Two blu-ray players with some kind of controller? Any
 ideas, welcome.

 thanks,
 Scott


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Re: [Frameworks] two projector HD video for installation?

2015-02-12 Thread todd eacrett


Another option is to make a single, double-wide quicktime file and run 
the output through a Matrox DualHead to split it into two. 


On Thu, 12 Feb 2015 13:55:03 -0600, Scott Stark sst...@hi-beam.net wrote:
Hi all, I hope this isn't too off-topic. Does anyone have experience
or advice on how to set up a two digital projector installation, each 
with its own HD video (Quicktime, probably), on loops, and keeping 
them in sync? I was looking at a single hard drive, Mac Mini with 
Bino (http://bino3d.org/) but was told the Mini might not be powerful 
enough to run two movies at once. Thoughts? Two blu-ray players with 
some kind of controller? Any ideas, welcome. 


thanks,
Scott


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Re: [Frameworks] two projector HD video for installation?

2015-02-12 Thread D Dawson
Oh!

That's a great idea Todd!

Thanks for sending out the great idea.

Deco 


On 2/12/15 4:26 PM, todd eacrett hell...@agit-prop.com wrote:

 
Another option is to make a single, double-wide quicktime file and run 
the
 output through a Matrox DualHead to split it into two. 

On Thu, 12 Feb 2015
 13:55:03 -0600, Scott Stark sst...@hi-beam.net wrote:
Hi all, I hope this
 isn't too off-topic. Does anyone have experience
 or advice on how to set up
 a two digital projector installation, each 
 with its own HD video
 (Quicktime, probably), on loops, and keeping 
 them in sync? I was looking at
 a single hard drive, Mac Mini with 
 Bino (http://bino3d.org/) but was told
 the Mini might not be powerful 
 enough to run two movies at once. Thoughts?
 Two blu-ray players with 
 some kind of controller? Any ideas, welcome. 


 thanks,
 Scott


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Re: [Frameworks] two projector HD video for installation?

2015-02-12 Thread Scott Stark


Thanks Kate. Can they be synchronized? 
I haven't found a way to sync blu-ray players. Dave Jones made a great
DVD synchronizer but according to their website they gave up on
blu-ray.
At 03:02 PM 2/12/2015, you wrote:
Hi, Scott. I actually
have such an installation up right now and can offer my two cents.Â
I had started with a mac mini running multiscreener, but that setup
couldn't handle the dual hd no matter what tweaks i tried. I ended
up going with two brightsign HD1020s (now apparently replaced by the
HD1022), which are networkable media players. The HD220s (looks
like they are 222s now) should work too and are quite a bit cheaper (they
were just out of stock when i ordered, so they upgraded my order to the
fancier ones), so those might be worth checking out. I haven't
tried the dual blu-ray setup, so not sure how that would
compare.
Best,
Kate
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 11:55 AM, Scott Stark
sst...@hi-beam.net
wrote:


Hi all, I hope this isn't too off-topic. Does anyone have experience
or advice on how to set up a two digital projector installation, each
with its own HD video (Quicktime, probably), on loops, and keeping them
in sync? I was looking at a single hard drive, Mac Mini with Bino
(http://bino3d.org/) but was told the
Mini might not be powerful enough to run two movies at once. Thoughts?
Two blu-ray players with some kind of controller? Any ideas,
welcome.

thanks,

Scott


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Re: [Frameworks] two projector HD video for installation?

2015-02-12 Thread kate lain
Hi, Scott.  Yep, these can be synchronized.

Kate

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 5:42 PM, Scott Stark sst...@hi-beam.net wrote:

  Thanks Kate. Can they be synchronized?

 I haven't found a way to sync blu-ray players. Dave Jones made a great DVD
 synchronizer but according to their website they gave up on blu-ray.

 At 03:02 PM 2/12/2015, you wrote:

 Hi, Scott.  I actually have such an installation up right now and can
 offer my two cents.  I had started with a mac mini running multiscreener,
 but that setup couldn't handle the dual hd no matter what tweaks i tried.Â
 I ended up going with two brightsign HD1020s (now apparently replaced by
 the HD1022), which are networkable media players.  The HD220s (looks like
 they are 222s now) should work too and are quite a bit cheaper (they were
 just out of stock when i ordered, so they upgraded my order to the fancier
 ones), so those might be worth checking out.  I haven't tried the dual
 blu-ray setup, so not sure how that would compare.

 Best,
 Kate

 On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 11:55 AM, Scott Stark sst...@hi-beam.net wrote:
  Hi all, I hope this isn't too off-topic. Does anyone have experience or
 advice on how to set up a two digital projector installation, each with its
 own HD video (Quicktime, probably), on loops, and keeping them in sync? I
 was looking at a single hard drive, Mac Mini with Bino (http://bino3d.org/)
 but was told the Mini might not be powerful enough to run two movies at
 once. Thoughts? Two blu-ray players with some kind of controller? Any
 ideas, welcome.

 thanks,
 Scott


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