would prefer not to use 6e to hdmi till matrix switchers are cheaper for 8x8 or larger .... will i have any problems doing vga to component i can get hardware converters for 720p and 1080i
Eric
Eric
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Show posts MenuQuote from: tkmedia on January 31, 2009, 04:38:52 PM
You may just want to compare the Quality of picture you can get with a 1080i or 1080p when directly connected to tv with your HD singal (BD PLAYER or SATBOX) to the picture that gets scaled down to s-video and goes through that configuration and then rescaled back to HD.
just my 2 cents
Tim
Quote from: totallymaxed on January 31, 2009, 04:14:00 PMQuote from: colinjones on January 31, 2009, 07:32:57 AM
Well if you want a totally clutter free environment... and some people do for sure... then centrally locating all MD's & the Core/AV Amps etc is certainly one way to go. We do installations like that sometime when our customers really dont want any equipment other than the screens in each room/zone. We would then use multiple CAT5's to each screen;
- 1 x CAT5 for USB
- 2 x CAT5 for HDMI (using HDMI over CAT5 converters)
Then you would have your MD's in the rack with the Core and use a USB to CAT5 + HDMI to CAT5 transmitter per MD and a CAT5 to USB & a CAT% to HDMI Receiver at each screen. You then can have a small unpowered USB Hub behind each screen and attach your MCE Tranceiver for IR remote control, a wireless keyboard and a USB-RS232 interface into the screen (if it has RS232 control capability). This gives you everything you would have if you distributed the MD's behind/under the screens but does away with the clutter. Downside is a lot more cable to install and a big rack. But if thats a trade off your happy with its works very nicely. Its a testament to how flexible and powerful LinuxMCE is that you can achieve this.
Hope this helps.
Andrew
Andrew Thanks the the information i need...
Quote from: domanows on January 26, 2009, 11:54:06 PM
Thom,
I want to become a contributing member to LinuxMCE. The challenge however, is that the original changechannel.py craps out with an error message if you enter 4 digits. I am not sure how to create a template to send 4 digits to a script that only accepts 3 digits. I will do some research on how to create the device template.
Questions
1. To whom should I post the device template once complete?
2. Please advise on how to get around the digit restrictions in changechannel.py
As an FYI, there is a driver issue with pl2303 in the 2.6.22-14 kernel that I still need to address. Please see http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=7242.0;topicseen
Thanks