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Answers to ‘Best way to stream Sky HD content to multiple TVs?’Thursday 7th February 2008 16:51 GMT An expensive solution to your problemWalter McCann • Friday 8th February 2008 09:43 GMT
Hi, 2 Options: first costs $2000 but you can get it on Ebay for less: This lets you display the same source on 4 screens. (allows you to switch between 4 sources). http://www.gefen.com/kvm/product.jsp?prod_id=4558 The other one is a matrix solution and costs $4000, allows you to watch a different source on each screen (and control the source). Note you need 2 cat5 cables per screen (one for Audio/video and one for the HDCP signal if the source is using this). http://www.gefen.com/kvm/product.jsp?prod_id=4559 as for PC - just get a graphics card with a DVI output, connect it with a DVI to HDMI cable. Should work fine. The final option is sky multiroom (£200 per sky box plus £120 per year) which is considerably cheaper. Have fun, Walter. The period for answering this question has finished Ask a QuestionTroubled by technology? Want to know which is the best product to buy? Need a hand getting the most out of your gadgets? Email us to submit your queries to the combined brainpower of your fellow Register Hardware readers. |
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