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  • Decklink output to Brodacast Monitor on windows

    Posted by Wemigs on November 14, 2007 at 5:28 pm

    Hi all,

    I wana know wheather its possible if I wana see the dircet video output to Broadcast Monitor on widows plateform using windows media player. However I can do this using Premier pro, but I need some light programme for this ….

    if it is possible then pls help me….

    Alan Scott replied 18 years, 6 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  • Alan Scott

    January 13, 2008 at 4:26 am

    I had tried searching before posting the same question and didn’t see your post at first.

    Wondering if you found a way to do this?

    It was a feature of my Matrox APVe that I really found useful.

    BM emphatically claims that Matrox video cards are not compatible with Decklink so my Decklink system was setup without one.

    I had assumed the incompatibilities might be due to conflicts of the same feature we are looking for.

    Matrox used a DirectShow filter that automatically came up in the graph whenever a video was being rendered. The only caveats where that some colorspaces were not valid for the Matrox filter.

    With that I was able to use MPC, VLC, WinAmp, Media Player, Nuendo, and a few other players/applications to output the video to either an HD or SD monitor (Composite, S-Video, Component) simultaneously.

    Looking to do the same with a Decklink HD Extreme through the Y/C outputs.

  • Alan Scott

    January 16, 2008 at 4:38 am

    So I take it this isn’t possible with the current drivers/software from BM.

    If this is true, what is the conflict with the Matrox APVe ?
    ALL Matrox cards are being listed as incompatible but is this due to no testing done, software or hardware conflict?

    I only ask about the Matrox as it’s the only card on the market that allows dual head DVI with a third separate Video Out for this purpose. And it works.

    ATI Theater Mode and Nvidia’s equivalent have had long standing issues with doing this plus only provide a single monitor + video out capability.

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