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Posted by panteltje on 05/07/07 18:16
On 27 apr, 02:36, "hack.bac" <hack...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I run a live production auditorium, and I have recently received a
> request to control video (laptop and dvd) from the stage. The
> auditorium was not exactly designed for this, so I need a quick
> solution. I do have a XLR snake (primarily for audio feeds).
>
> Is there a way to convert from VGA to XLR? Perhaps VGA > Component >
> XLR ?
I am having fun with a wireless access point atm..
54Mbits / second is plenty for video, you would need 2 PCs.
Use one as remote control (I dunno about MS windows but in Linux
telnet works),
and the other as player connected to the display, in that case only
the control is
transmitted wireless.
Or use the one you have as player and connect to the other that does
the display,
in that case only the video is transmitted wireless.
You can do audio too that way and get rid of some cable stuff....
I am using a WAP54G Linksys access point, sets you back about 80 $ or
less.
You need 2.
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