RE: Geovision - Feeding Images to TV's?

["Paul Gale" <groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Which weather station are you using? And how much was it?

Paul.



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> Very local - stuck on the side of my garage :)
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> I like your weather station control - is that a local one or something
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> the web?
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> > Rob
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> > I use a 4 video in 8 video output unit which allows me to put 4
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> > Geovision, and the other 4 into a modulated switcher which at
preset
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resolution
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> > I now have my Geovision system working nicely. After poking our
> > Checkpoint firewall today at work I can even use the web services
to se=
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> > what's going on whilst sat getting bored at work :-).
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> > Was just wondering how/if people have distributed the CCTV
feed(s) to
> > their TV's or AV Distro systems?
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> > I notice that you can get a loop through card but perhaps
distributing
> > the VGA Card output from the PC is the way to go but that looms
all the
> > usual problems of getting a decent PC out to Composite/S-video
etc.
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> > Opinions/experiences appreciated.
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