Hi Alan,
Remembering your posts from yesteryear when you were actively investigating possibilities of setting up 2 CRT projectors side by side to use their full 4:3 rasters and full light output to derive an eye-popping cinemascope image.
This new graphics card from Matrox might offer such new prospects, unless it isn't entirely seamless with respect to overlap of each display's output, needs specific coding in software to be activated, lowers image quality when in multiscreen mode - or worst yet, if it requires 3 projectors to work!
Here's the links:
http://www.matrox.com/mga/products/p...und_gaming.cfm
http://www.matrox.com/mga/products/p...triplehead.cfm
Cheers,
Remembering your posts from yesteryear when you were actively investigating possibilities of setting up 2 CRT projectors side by side to use their full 4:3 rasters and full light output to derive an eye-popping cinemascope image.
This new graphics card from Matrox might offer such new prospects, unless it isn't entirely seamless with respect to overlap of each display's output, needs specific coding in software to be activated, lowers image quality when in multiscreen mode - or worst yet, if it requires 3 projectors to work!
Here's the links:
http://www.matrox.com/mga/products/p...und_gaming.cfm
http://www.matrox.com/mga/products/p...triplehead.cfm
Cheers,