Stretching single video feed across 3 HDMI Monitors

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Paul Peterson

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Jan 4, 2016, 4:38:53 PM1/4/16
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I’m going to be designing a show where I’m looking to stretch a single DP output across 3 HDMI Monitors.  I already have a Matrox TripleHead2Go, but I need to eventually run everything over HDMI.


I figure I can go from this device into my various HDMI extenders using a simple DP-HDMI cable.

Is there something else out there?

Thanks!

-paul peterson

Sam Kusnetz

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Jan 4, 2016, 4:43:08 PM1/4/16
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Hello Paul


I’m going to be designing a show where I’m looking to stretch a single DP output across 3 HDMI Monitors.  I already have a Matrox TripleHead2Go, but I need to eventually run everything over HDMI.


I figure I can go from this device into my various HDMI extenders using a simple DP-HDMI cable.

While I've never used that device, the page states that you need active DP to HDMI adapters if you want HDMI output, so do not think a straight DP-HDMI cable will do the trick.

I use a TripleHead2Go Digital SE all the time, with three DVI to HDMI adapters that cost $5 each. Works a charm for me.

Cheerio
Sam

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Paul Peterson

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Jan 4, 2016, 4:55:27 PM1/4/16
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Thanks Sam,

I neglected to mention that I’m actually splitting 1 image to two video screens, each of which are comprised of 3 HDMI monitors.  Originally, I thought about using two Matrox Triple Heads as you suggested, but the website says that Multiple GXM’s are only supported on Windows machines.

I suppose could split the 3 outputs, but that feels like it could get messy.

-paul

On Jan 4, 2016, at 1:43 PM, Sam Kusnetz <s...@figure53.com> wrote:

Hello Paul


I’m going to be designing a show where I’m looking to stretch a single DP output across 3 HDMI Monitors.  I already have a Matrox TripleHead2Go, but I need to eventually run everything over HDMI.


I figure I can go from this device into my various HDMI extenders using a simple DP-HDMI cable.

While I've never used that device, the page states that you need active DP to HDMI adapters if you want HDMI output, so do not think a straight DP-HDMI cable will do the trick.

I use a TripleHead2Go Digital SE all the time, with three DVI to HDMI adapters that cost $5 each. Works a charm for me.

Cheerio
Sam

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