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I'm looking for a solution for broadcasting video. Our BOE wants to broadcast the meetings over a local cable channel, but its through verizon and we need to be broadcasting something 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I'm looking for something that I can schedule slides and video on and then output it through some kind of encoder card (has to go out as a analog cable signal). I've been scouring the internet but I'm not a video guy, I'm not even sure what something like this is called. Anyone have something that fits the bill? Thanks, Justin

Another vote for papercut, been using it for a few months, it works great and it really easy to setup and use.

I tried disabling devices in the BIOS already, no luck there. I'm going to try it without the drivers, maybe that will get me somewhere. Thanks, Justin

I don't know what version of FOG your up to but I've been using version 0.29. It has a client you install in the image before your run sysprep. It handles the domain join, computer naming, and a host of other things. I believe all you need to do is put your active directory information into the FOG server (you need to encrypt your AD password first. instructions) and install the agent in the image before you sysprep it (get the agent from /fog/client). Justin

I'm running into a weird problem with Windows 7 SP1 when trying to deploy it. I created an image on a brand new out-of-the-box Dell Vostro 3300, installed all the same software that I've been running for about 8 Months plus on Windows 7 RTM, and sysprep'ed it. I deployed that image on the same machine (using FOG) and everything is working except the graphics card. There is a yellow triangle with en exclamation point and an error message stating code 12 not enough resources available for this device. I deployed the image to two other machines (Dell Inspiron 11z and Lenovo ThinkCentre A55) and I get the exact same error on the graphics cards. Right now I'm working under the theory that SP1 is causing the problem. I am testing that right now, and I'll update when I know for sure. Does anyone have any other ideas as to what could be causing this? This is the software that I have installed on the image: Office 2007 Professional Plus (updated to SP2) Adobe Flash Adobe Reader Adobe Shockwave Apple Quicktime Sun Java Google Earth Plugin Microsoft Silverlight Thanks, Justin