[AG-TECH] Fwd: AG display options
Rick Stevens
stevens at mcs.anl.gov
Wed Aug 15 12:21:56 CDT 2001
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>From: Stewart Macneill <macneisd at dcs.gla.ac.uk>
>Subject: AG display options
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>Hi
>
>We are part of the UK's national e-Science push and one of out first
>priorities is setting ourselves up so we have the ability to participate
>in the Access Grid. I've downloaded the very useful hardware
>specifications from the web site and had a look at the technical FAQ but
>have a couple of questions regarding the display options (this is new
>territory for me, I don't have great experience with the audio-visual side
>of things.)
>
>Firstly, we are hoping to use 4 plasma screens (cost permitting!) in a
>video wall configuration rather than projection technology. Are you aware
>of any potential difficulties using this form of display rather than
>projectors? I can't immediately think why there should be, unless there
>is a requirement for resolution above 1024x768.
>
>Doing this is fine unless we need the additional expense of video wall
>electronics to drive it, assuming we don't just want to use 4 separate
>images all the time. Since I don't recognise anything for this purpose in
>the technical specs, I'm hoping this is handled by the AG software.
>
>Apologies if these are naive questions, but any advice on this topic will
>be gratefully received!
>
>Thanks.
>
>Stewart
>
>
>
>
>Stewart D Macneill
>Computing Officer, Revelation Project
>Computing Science Dept
>University of Glasgow
>G12 8RZ
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