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No screencheating here! puts the screens in a row so you can still screen cheat Sigh. That means he "happens to have a number of bits of equipment for messin
by causality0 4y ago
No screencheating here!
puts the screens in a row so you can still screen cheat
Sigh.
That means he "happens to have a number of bits of equipment for messing around with video," he said.
This is an important line. It was done this way because they had the equipment on hand, not that they think it's a good solution for anyone else. The bit about replicating their setup is just the author being dumb. You could do this with fifty bucks in capture and output equipment.
- Khoth 4y agoThat's just for the video showing it off, they say when people are playing it for real they'll arrange the screens facing away from each other
- argsnd 4y agoSeems like a lot of the cheapest ways to do this might introduce significant latency though.
- goldenkey 4y agohttps://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/05/how-to-play-multiplayer-goldeneye-on-four-tv-screens-with-only-one-n64/ https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/05/how-to-play-multiplay... They are using analog signal processing equipment, the latency is probably less than a ms.
- drewtato 4y agoThis isn't the cheap way. Cheap way is converting it to digital and re-outputting it in 4 separate hdmi/vga displays.
- ShamelessC 4y agoIf you watch the video referenced in the article, he says at the end they will move the monitors for actual play. And besides, ease up. It's someone nerding out with AV equipment not an attack on your ideals as a technologist.