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Offline StewTopic starter

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video switcher
« on: June 28, 2003, 01:33:57 AM »
Just a bone head idea but...

  Can I use a video switch box to use one monitor with several Amigas, and put an external scandoubler/flickerfixer after the switch to allow a svga monitor on all?  Will it lead to any genlock sync issues, as some of these will be toaster/flyers or have external genlocks attached? If all else fails can I add a scandoubler/ff on each and use one monitor on all without any sync problems?


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Stew
 

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Re: video switcher
« Reply #1 on: June 28, 2003, 06:08:11 AM »
Actually I was thinking of the following:

  1 at style switch box (video ser mouse kb) with a 2000 with a pII and 2 4000's with cv64's. I would feed the video through a sd/ff to a video switch box.
  A second at style switch box for a 3000 and 2 4000's with piv's feeding to the video switch box.
  I was hopeing to run all computers at the same time being able to switch the video to a single svga monitor without looseing toaster or genlock sync.
  Thinking about a Mr Hardware adapter for the mouse and kb to put a kvm later.

Well what do you think about the video sync and termination?

Thanks alot

Stew