hello all,
I'm from germany and in my hometown the two famous poets Johann Wolfgang Goethe and Friedrich Schiller met the first time. I was asked to help making a video about there meeting. There have been 5 persons at the meeting and they want to have 5 videomonitors and5 loudspeakers on different places each for each person. The recording will be made with 5 cameras and several microphones.
I see no problem to drive the 5 loudspeakers from 5 audio tracks in Vegas. I can do it with my 5.1 sound card or with my tascam DM 24 mixer which is connected to the computer with a fire wire interface.
So far I have not idea how I can drive 5 videomonitors from vegas. I think about using 5 videotracks but I don't know how I can connect each videotrack with separate video outputs especially because i expect them to have 5 normal TV monitors. I don't know if it helps to use video bus tracks. Are there any video card to help to solve this problem. I should mention too that we use the PAL video system and not the NTSC.
would be great if you can help
thanks a lot Matthias
I'm from germany and in my hometown the two famous poets Johann Wolfgang Goethe and Friedrich Schiller met the first time. I was asked to help making a video about there meeting. There have been 5 persons at the meeting and they want to have 5 videomonitors and5 loudspeakers on different places each for each person. The recording will be made with 5 cameras and several microphones.
I see no problem to drive the 5 loudspeakers from 5 audio tracks in Vegas. I can do it with my 5.1 sound card or with my tascam DM 24 mixer which is connected to the computer with a fire wire interface.
So far I have not idea how I can drive 5 videomonitors from vegas. I think about using 5 videotracks but I don't know how I can connect each videotrack with separate video outputs especially because i expect them to have 5 normal TV monitors. I don't know if it helps to use video bus tracks. Are there any video card to help to solve this problem. I should mention too that we use the PAL video system and not the NTSC.
would be great if you can help
thanks a lot Matthias