I couldn't find another forum to post this question to so appologize in advance as it's pretty far off topic. What I want to do is show DVD music videos at a party using my projector and a DVD player. Easy enough if everything is on one DVD and in the order you want. However, if you want to pick one or two from several different DVD's and play them without huge breaks in the music and on screen selecting, some kind of mixing and source selection capability is going to be required. Right now, I'm thinking I can hook my DVD player up to one "in" source and my laptop up to the other and just switch input to project the right music video. During songs I can que up the video I want using the other source (not in use). However, I won't be able to see what I'm selecting on the DVD player source (other than a track indicator) to get the video in the position I want before hitting play and switching to that source input. There's got to be a better solution that doesn't cost $1,500 (for a DVD mixer) that I can use. Anyone else had experience with this? Appreciate any ideas.
Thanks in advance,
Randy
P.S. These are all commercial DVD's that I wouldn't try to break the copy protection on and run them through Vegas to build a new DVD.
Thanks in advance,
Randy
P.S. These are all commercial DVD's that I wouldn't try to break the copy protection on and run them through Vegas to build a new DVD.