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How can you connect a PC to multiple TVs?

  • 11-12-2008 3:00pm
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    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15


    In the secondary school where I work, the Principal wants to have multiple TVs showing the same stuff - this will work as an e-notice board. The 10 TVs will usually show PowerPoint slideshows of events, announcements, etc. I imagine all TVs will show content from the same PC.

    The difficulty I see is how to connect it all up. The TVs all have SCART, Component video connectors etc, but which ones should I use and how can I run the signals for all these TVs over (in some cases) 70m back to some "box", which then connects to the PC?

    Has anyone ever done something like this? I know when I go to my local pub, there are loads of TVs not only showing SKY, but also show pub events and slideshows.

    Rod.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 255 PureBred
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    You could use cat 5 to distribute the signal using these.

    http://www.svideo.com/videobalun1.html

    All you would have to get trh is some way to covert the signal from the Pc to AV. Search google, i think there is a few devices out there.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 520 5h4mr0(k
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    At a guess something like this to a VCR, and then broadcasting it's output around the place.


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