Hi NdR,
We can help you for your project, we have great experience with multiprojection with M8.
1- To plug 7 projectors on your mac You Must use tri-heads !!
2- Yes you can have problems with the new mac 8 cores but still works.
Jaime
you think that G5 is a good solution for now... in other situation is all ok for me! (6 projector!)hi ndr,
same to me...also bought 8core macpro and m8 for big project last year
and due to above reasons it nearly flopped completely...but since then i learned a lot !
but i use leopard and QT 7.4 whitout problem!- multiprojection is only possible with osx 10.41 and qt 7.13
YEP... i have- you absolutely need a raid0 to play file s bigger than 300mb
max file for me is 400 MB- qt and so m8 doesnt play files bigger than 1gb without stuttering
the best way to import livecast in my mac? ((or other vga signal from ther computer)..- more than three layers with more than 300mb films (each) in it ? - forget it, m8 stutters even if you just rearange them until playbayck
- watch out how to name and organize your media, the "mediabrowser" is a mess
- live input via firewire ? in deutsche bank quality ? ...hahahahahahahahah
understand- its better to use different smaller films to make one picture than one large one (lot of work!)
- if you have installed 4 dualhead graphic cards you have 8 outputs
but that doesnt mean they are all same speed (because of different pcie lanes)
- you can use matrox dual or triplehead2go to additionally split one or more of your outputs
- smaller resolution can look good also...
hope that helps, contact me if you have further questions, if you like also in german !
btw, right now im thinking of a solution based on the catalyst servers made by highend
for my next project, it costs about 4times more but it seems to be a stable system
and that is what we basically need in the eventbiz !
its fully dmx-programmable and its running on apple computers as well.
regards,
mike
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