Re: Looking for a color multiplexer or sequencer with PIP

["Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I misunderstood what you were looking for. I thought you meant there was a
community channel of non security video. Something like a bulletin board
along with other types of video feeds. Maybe a product like this:
http://www.chytv.com/products_chytv.htm
I thought you were talking about taking a high end (channel number) Cable
Channel type feed, converted to a monitor feed, through a MUX and back to a
Cable Channel feed with PIP.

"Petem" <petem001@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:tTGOh.104708$cb7.915964@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> you know what..I found what I was looking for..
>
> Genex from pelco..the mx4016cd..
>
> do all I was looking for
>
> and the worst...I knew it!
>
> a service technician told me that had set-up a genex like that for a
> customer 3 years ago,one main camera on the main entrance and the 15 other
> cam in the pip in sequence...
>
> I think I need vacation..
>
>
> "Matt Ion" <soundy106@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
> jXCOh.84386$DN.20428@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Milhouse Van Houten wrote:
>>> Milhouse Van Houten wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Petem wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I had a strange demand today,and my normal distributor cant help me...
>>>>>
>>>>>i have a site with 7 video source,6 are cameras in 3 different
>>>>>building,one is a kind of community tv channel...
>>>>>
>>>>>they are all in color
>>>>>
>>>>>the customer want to take the output of a sequencer,and broadcast it
>>>>>over chanel 78 CATV,that side if fine and already done...
>>>>>
>>>>>but now he want to add the 6 security cam in a PIP over the community
>>>>>channel in sequence,so that he can provide to his tennant,the view of
>>>>>the cam so they can see who is at the door..
>>>>>
>>>>>anyone can help?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>This sucker looks like it would do it- but at $9K it's probably
>>>>overkill.
>>>
>>>
>>> oh.. the link:
>>> http://www.tvone.com/c2-7200-main.shtml?rid=hdnews
>>
>> As I said, any basic four-channel MUX will let you do the PIP part... the
>> trick is in running the other six cameras in sequence WITHIN the PIP
>> window.  Appears that this one MIGHT do that (the "Dual PIP Mode"
>> description is somewhat marketing-blather-heavy, technical-info-light),
>> but the rest of the features are EXTREME overkill.
>>
>> Then again, when you can do nice transitions between camera views... ;)
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