Adam Fischer
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Thanks for the info! What do you think is the top end resolution most people are working at. I have my monitor at 1680×1050 and that seems pretty big. Do a lot of people go higher than that?
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Adam Fischer
June 2, 2008 at 6:51 pm in reply to: Anchoring an element to one side of the browser windowThank you!
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Adam Fischer
June 2, 2008 at 6:51 pm in reply to: Question about repeating a background to fill browser windowThanks, I’ll go back and figure out what I did. I appreciate your help with such an elementary question!
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Adam Fischer
June 2, 2008 at 6:20 pm in reply to: Anchoring an element to one side of the browser windowThat’s perfect! Do you just replace [[toc]] with whatever element you want to use? Like a logo that is a hyperlink.
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Adam Fischer
June 2, 2008 at 6:18 pm in reply to: Question about repeating a background to fill browser windowThanks very much for the info. I only did editing in Photoshop and then output via the “save for web” option. Any idea how I deleted those things in that process? It seems to happen when I choose to save images AND html.
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This is the best solution I’ve heard so far. Good idea!
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Time are changing! 🙂
Maybe the headbands will come back since there is a new Rambo movie coming out soon!
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Well, asking these guys to wear a headband would be about as natural as asking them to wear ballet slippers!
The necklaces actually look pretty natural if you use materials a guy like this would wear (leather and metal!). Proof of that can be found on the various UFC related web forums where people were asking where they could buy the necklaces. People didn’t realize they were mics, they just thought it was a special piece of jewelry all the fighters got. The UFC had so many requests they are actually selling a version of it on their website!
https://ufcstore.seenon.com/detail.php?p=53755
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Good points Todd. Thanks again!
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Thanks for the heads up on the splitter vs. multiplexer thing. I was looking at multiplexers today and I guess I was assuming they split them on the same screen. You’re right, splitting is what I need. I thought the computer based solution was interesting because the set we’re doing is a permanent installation and our production room has plenty of space for another computer. If it did split the video then I would be thrilled to only spend 100 bucks. The 4 way splitter at Markertek was perfect, but I would prefer more inputs. We will only have 4 cameras at first but will probably add a couple within a couple of months.
I called Markertek and the 4 channel model was the highest number of inputs they had. I then started searching for surveillance equipment websites and saw the multiplexers. Here’s a 16 channel model I found that says it has several options for multi-display:
https://www.pelikancam.com/cgi-bin/pelikancam/pmt.html
Of course, 16 inputs is overkill and the price is starting to creep up. Even at $750 it’s still not bad if the other option is buying multiple consumer LCDs at $200-$300 each. Not to mention I would have a table full of monitors to deal with.
Thanks for your help!