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08-Aug-2008, 03:21 PM #1
Connecting Multiple Monitors To a Single Computer
Hello,

Hope everyone is doing well!

I need to connect 9 to 15 monitors to a single computer so that I can show multiple photos. Also, each monitor must be a slide show to avoid burn-in.

What hardware and software will I need?

Any help is really appreciated!
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08-Aug-2008, 07:28 PM #2
More computers!

I think you'll be better off with something like thin clients to drive the monitors, having that many monitors on a single system would be cumbersome and expensive. I'm not sure I even know if hardware exists to support this.
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08-Aug-2008, 07:35 PM #3
It would be much easier to create a slideshow on a website and have the clients view it.
Not heard of any hw which can have lots of monitors attached directly.
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