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Hi there,

 

I would like to know how people would approach this problem..

 

We intend to set up a large room with a main display at the front and what ever is displayed on the large projected image is broadcast simultaniously on upto 6 other displays at the same time...

 

Do you just split the signal and push it to the other displays?

Do you attach a pc to each of the other displays and push the image around the network? (it would be handy to use these displays for smaller group work anyway) if so.. How?

 

answers on a post card...

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We use Netsupport School for IT bases, which is pretty good and can do what you're after (and a fair bit more). It may be more than you want to pay though.
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This will do what you need. The users on the 6 screens can even display their desktop too if you allow them. Great for interactive type lessons

 

iTALC

 

 

Oh and its free

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what ever is displayed on the large projected image is broadcast simultaniously on upto 6 other displays at the same time...

 

I assume you mean the 6 other displays are going to be scattered around the school. If that's so, probably VGA-over-cat5 would suit you best. VGA signals can be sent over standard cat5 cable as used for your network (not: not actually over your network, that would be VGA-over-ethernet or VGA-over-IP, which is getting more complicated, this just uses the same cable). Google/search these forums for "baluns", that's the device you want.

 

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David Hicks

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I did this the cheapo way - put a VNC server on the front machine, installed as an application rather than a service IIRC.

 

On workstations at the back of the room I installed a listening VNC client, launching at startup.

 

The front machine has a couple of batch files, one to start the VNC server and add each of the clients, one to kill the VNC server.

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This will do what you need. The users on the 6 screens can even display their desktop too if you allow them. Great for interactive type lessons

 

iTALC

 

 

Oh and its free

 

wow

 

this looks exactly what I am after!!

 

thanks for the heads up!!

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