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hunter

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11. These exist and are used in the movie industry, but they are beastly expensive.

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 09:30 AM

Apr 2025

Here's an example, on possibly the the busiest most bloated web page I've ever seen:

https://www.roevisual.com/en/markets/virtual-stages-and-film-studios

There are much less expensive tools for spreading an image across ordinary 1080p wide-screen televisions but you'll see the seams between them.

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Tech question regarding projecting an image from a laptop directly onto a screen. [View all] Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 OP

For an ordinary screen you need a projector nuxvomica Apr 2025 #1

Projecting from the back? Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 #2

Yes nuxvomica Apr 2025 #3

Excellent! thank you! Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 #4

Your local library... TommyT139 Apr 2025 #5

Thank you! Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 #6

if your laptop has an HDMI port keroro gunsou Apr 2025 #7

Let me see if I have what you want to do down jmowreader Apr 2025 #8

I'm going full sci-fi with this idea. Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 #9

Do these screens come in, say, two-foot widths? jmowreader Apr 2025 #10

You read my mind. Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 #12

These exist and are used in the movie industry, but they are beastly expensive. hunter Apr 2025 #11

I knew there would be! But I couldn't find a link. Baitball Blogger Apr 2025 #13