Alec Wheeler
January 10th, 2010, 11:23 PM
apparently I'm doing an awful job searching, cuz I'm getting nothing
I am currently in pre-production of a Mothers-day Musical that my church is putting on. The kids will be doing a live game show with short videos between each mini-game.
my goal for this is to display the videos using three projectors/screens, configured left-center-right. so to speak. as for the content, it will probably be kind of a flash style animation, but I was wondering if I could get different things to happen on each screen. for instance, could I have a character talking on my left screen, and then "walk" to the farthest screen?
If this is possible, how do I set my computer up for this? I am a few weeks away from purchasing a new video card- ATI 5750 or equivalent. from what I understand, it is possible to hook up three monitors. I've only ran multiple monitors by using the Windows display options. using that way, I can only really use one monitor at a time, even though two are available. is there a program that I need to have two real displays?
and on top of THAT, I'm editing in Adobe Premeire elements. is that a limiting factor? would it be something where my editing screen aspect ratio needs to match the ratio of the three screens lined up together?
any help is vastly appreciated.
I am currently in pre-production of a Mothers-day Musical that my church is putting on. The kids will be doing a live game show with short videos between each mini-game.
my goal for this is to display the videos using three projectors/screens, configured left-center-right. so to speak. as for the content, it will probably be kind of a flash style animation, but I was wondering if I could get different things to happen on each screen. for instance, could I have a character talking on my left screen, and then "walk" to the farthest screen?
If this is possible, how do I set my computer up for this? I am a few weeks away from purchasing a new video card- ATI 5750 or equivalent. from what I understand, it is possible to hook up three monitors. I've only ran multiple monitors by using the Windows display options. using that way, I can only really use one monitor at a time, even though two are available. is there a program that I need to have two real displays?
and on top of THAT, I'm editing in Adobe Premeire elements. is that a limiting factor? would it be something where my editing screen aspect ratio needs to match the ratio of the three screens lined up together?
any help is vastly appreciated.