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Any advice on setting up one computer with multiple audio/video outputs? [Archive] - Technibble Forums. Okay so here is the story.

I have a client that currently has 6 DVD players all playing different movies. These DVD players feed into two quad digital modulators with composite cables (yellow/white/red) for a total of 6 channels. They want to move away from DVD players and use a computer or two instead. That way they won't have to switch out the DVDs all the time and worry about scratched DVDs, freezing, etc. My first idea was to install multiple video cards into one computer and then find a program that can play a different video on each card but then I realized that doesn't include a sound solution. So... If anybody knows how I can do this, please help me out. FirePro™ SDI-Link. Multi-monitor. Multi-monitor, also called multi-display and multi-head, is the use of multiple physical display devices, such as monitors, televisions, and projectors, in order to increase the area available for computer programs running on a single computer system.

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The rest was handled by (free) open-source software -- mplayer and python. The trick is to use "mplayer" in slave mode, controlled by a python script. Mplayer has a command-line option "-adapter x", where you set x to 1, 2, or 3 to get the video to play on each video port separately (two monitors on the Galaxy card, the third on the motherboard's on-board video port). The beauty is the solution for the audio. View topic - PC with multiple video and audio output channels? - Maximum PC Forums. Here's what I did, and it's working very well. - Intel quad core Q8300 2.5 GHz - Gigabyte GA-EG45M-UD2H - Galaxy GeForce 9500 GT 512MB PCI-e - Silverstone Sugo SG02B-F - Antec BP550 Plus - Kingston KVR800 2GBx2 - WD 320 GB HDD - Windows XP Pro This is all I needed.

The rest was handled by (free) open-source software -- mplayer and python. The trick is to use "mplayer" in slave mode, controlled by a python script. Three instances of mplayer are launched by the script, each in its own thread (using the python subprocess module). Video editing software. Media encoder, video capture software, audio capture software. Nextiva Virtual Matrix : Nextiva Video Management Software : Products : IP Video : Verint. Our solutions are designed to enhance security operations across a wide range of industries, including banking, retail, critical infrastructure, government, corporate campuses, education, airports, seaports, public transportation and homeland security.

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