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ttrbls
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Video-wall using Mac-minis

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Based on upcoming project, I have to set-up a video-wall (2x2 tile) and ArraySync seems to be the best option, considering that I prefer using Mac OSx. My concern is: how do I connect four LCD's to the MacMini? Should I get 4 USB-to-Video adapators ? Can this handle HD formats ?
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Turboladdade
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Every Mac mini since the early 2009 refresh has support for dual displays. If you want to connect four displays to a Mac mini, I'm not really sure there is any reliable way to do that. I've never used a USB to video adapter but I have little confidence in that as a solution. I would just use two Mac minis.
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I also will be using ArraySync for a multi screen project. In my case I will be using 3 mac minis with SSDs to drive six screens via the hdmi and display port. I would really like to script ArraySync to start in the morning and stop playing end of day. Any word on successful scripting of ArraySync?
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fuseav wrote:Any word on successful scripting of ArraySync?
I'm very interested in this feature, too.
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bfume wrote:
fuseav wrote:Any word on successful scripting of ArraySync?
I'm very interested in this feature, too.
ArraySync scripts have been posted here:

http://blog.nasolab.com/?p=66
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