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In article <9ra7x*7o5@caleb.UUCP> rwsys.lonestar.org!caleb!jdp writes:
>In article <3vq4s5$ltb@senior.nectec.or.th>, Suraj Gulrajani writes:
>
>> I am trying to set up a score board system and I need to be able to 
>> simulataneously display 2 screens, one to enter the scores, etc. on, and 
>> the other, to display the scores to be broadcasted.  The screen one 
>> enters the score on could be the standard amiga screen output to the 
>> standard video or 31K port on the A3k.. The Broadcast screen would be a 
>> 24 bit screen able to genlock out to professional genlocks systems like 
>> the Nerriki, etc.   Will Retina, EGS Spectrum, OpalVision, etc. work?  
>> Which would be the best?  I think I have seen reviews of Retina and EGS 
>> claiming they can do several screens, etc?  I have an Opal, so if Opal 
>> works, that would be the best... Any helps, pointers, suggestions would 
>> be greatly appreciated... 
>
>My EGS Spectrum claims to support two (or more with more boards) monitors with
>different displays.  If you want, you supposedly can match the screens together
>so that you can move the mouse from one screen to another.  I have not actually
>tried this feature, though.
>
>
The EGS Spectrum does support multiple monitors, but the output from the
Spectrum is not Genlocable.  You can run EGS on the IV24 board and have
two seperate video signals, both of which are genlockable.  Of course,
you cannot use an IV24 and OpalVision together, as they both use the
video slot.

Some of the 4000 towers apparently were to have 2 video slots.  Does
anyone know if this is true?  If so, how does the machine decide which
genlock signal to use?

Michael.

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