Mediashout 5 Troubleshooting
This will get you setup using your display outputs in Windows so that you can use MediaShout 5. Display Setup in MediaShout 5 MediaShout. Unsubscribe from MediaShout? Toss MediaShout and drop the money for a Mac and ProPresenter 6. I'd suggest an upgraded 21.5' iMac rather than a 27' or a MacBook Pro. The new MediaShout 6 is a hot mess.
I want to use Mediashout at my church to output three different contents on three different screens from one PC. What I want to do: Projector: Slideshow TV on rear wall: Speaker notes or 'stage show' Computer monitor: controls Mediashout via normal windows PC (media shout control window) What we are currently doing Currently we are only able to output 2 different contents: one VGA output goes into a VGA multiplier and the same content is displayed on the projector and the TV on the rear wall. The other VGA output goes to the computer monitor and shows the control window. So I need to get a card that can display 3 discrete outputs and get rid of the VGA multiplier box.
Will the Asus EAH6950 do this? I would want ONE DVI going to the projector, ONE DVI going to the TV, and one display port going to the PC monitor.ALL 3 screens displaying different content. Is this the right setup for this? I've never used Media shout, but the 6950 can output to up to six displays (2 DVI and 4 display port).
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From what you've described the 6950 is overkill and probably incompatible with your current power supply. Gamecube iso roms wii. If all you want is three displays you could easily get by with a 6750 which takes far less power. What kind of PSU do you have? I'm using an Antec 400W 80+ bronze certified PSU. I need to see if it even has 2 PCIe power connections and it may be borderline for wattage. I hadn't considered the 6750. I didn't think it did more than two video outputs.
The only non-Matrox that I found right away was the 6950. 6750 fits in the church's budget alot better and the PSU should be fine.
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Something like this maybe: the VGA multiplier is also limiting the resolution that we can run the TV and the projector at since it's all VGA cable. I'm going to have to run a new DVI cable to the projector in the ceiling yay.
It's going to be hard to get a monitor that has a Display port input. Can you get a cable that is Display port to HDMI? Thanks for your help.
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Actually, I don't think what you're saying is true. I think you can ONLY use the 2 x DVI outs to display the SAME thing ie mirroring. This is from the AMD 6750 page: Use of 3 or more displays with AMD Eyefinity technology requires a DisplayPort-capable panel or an AMD Eyefinity validated dongle. See for a list of validated DisplayPort dongles. So there is no way to do DVI to the projector, DVI to the TV and then HDMI to the monitor as I was saying.