Re: Using laptop monitor to replace BARCO monitor
- From: mike <spamme0@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:31:29 -0700
ljj24@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,
I have a system which connects to BARCO monitor CD651 as display (using BNC). I am wondering if the display breaks down and I do not have a spare BARCO monitor, can I use a laptop screen as a stand in? My limitation is that I cannot add additional hardware or software to the system that support multi-monitor functions as I do not have the authority to modify the system. My only input is the video signal that is originally supplied to the BARCO monitor. Is there any hardware or software available that I can install in the laptop to make it as a secondary display? Rgds.
If the video to the BARCO is NTSC, you have a lot of options to get a picture on your laptop screen.
Snappy
Dazzle
Intel webcam with video IN digitizer.
Probably a zillion more, those are just the ones I've played with.
Having said that, you might want to mention to those who DO have authority that anything that is mission critical should have a strategy to deal with failures.
mike
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