Streaming de film sur deux écrans depuis un PC
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Hello,
I want to broadcast different films (mp4 format) on two screens at the same time, which will be connected by a system like: HDMI DISTRIBUTOR 1:2 (HDCP) KRAMER
These images will be displayed during a show, and I do not want to see any manipulations done from a computer on these screens to switch from one film to another!
To be brief: a computer where the films are stored with the same image on the two connected screens...,
So my question is: what system can allow me to produce this?
Do I need a switcher of the type below that apparently requires 2 sources, or can I do this simply from a computer or another device?
https://www.kramerav.com/fr/product/vm-24h
Thank you in advance for your response
Best regards
Jean-Michel
I want to broadcast different films (mp4 format) on two screens at the same time, which will be connected by a system like: HDMI DISTRIBUTOR 1:2 (HDCP) KRAMER
These images will be displayed during a show, and I do not want to see any manipulations done from a computer on these screens to switch from one film to another!
To be brief: a computer where the films are stored with the same image on the two connected screens...,
So my question is: what system can allow me to produce this?
Do I need a switcher of the type below that apparently requires 2 sources, or can I do this simply from a computer or another device?
https://www.kramerav.com/fr/product/vm-24h
Thank you in advance for your response
Best regards
Jean-Michel
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Hello,
If you want to display the same thing on two screens from one PC, you just need to buy a duplicator for the port you're using on your PC, such as HDMI/VGA/DVI...
But if you don't want the actions performed on the PC to be displayed on both screens in question, it means that there is a third screen, which gives two possibilities: either you have a laptop, or you have three screens connected to one desktop.
In both cases, you just need to disconnect the screens right before starting the film, or display the film in full screen before the audience arrives.... -
Hello and thank you for your response,
The films are stored on a laptop
Each film corresponds to a particular piece of music played in public
New music ..., new film that corresponds to it, etc.
So the idea of plugging in and unplugging the screens doesn't seem feasible to me. The screens should have a fixed image in the background while switching from one film to another.
Thank you in advance for your response
Jean-Michel-
I know that Microsoft Office 2013 offers a feature that allows you to display a slideshow on one screen and the editing interface on another (I’ve never tried it), but for a real "freeze" mode, you need a projector... I've never heard of an equivalent feature for screens.
Oh! Otherwise, another solution: instead of duplicating the display of the laptop's screen on the two external screens, you can extend the displays. On your PC, open the movie, then drag the window to the other two. And the same goes for a still image in slideshow mode. You can try that...
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