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>>Just render all the inputs at once, scaled to fit all of them on screen at the same time That is not simple at all. In fact most TV multiplexers don't have t
by gambiting 2y ago
>>Just render all the inputs at once, scaled to fit all of them on screen at the same time
That is not simple at all. In fact most TV multiplexers don't have the ability to obtain frames of input from more than one source at the same time.
- interloxia 2y agoThat's OK. They could show an ad for 10-30 seconds while collecting previews for each input.
- Terr_ 2y agoWould grabbing a single static frame from each be viable, or would it be clunky because of some sort of minimal time to switch?
- MaxikCZ 2y ago> That is not simple at all. You could add a second, low power unit that scans unused inputs over time (looping 5 sec of video per input is enough to have "fresh" picture on all inputs. Please stop conflating simple with cheap.
- topspin 2y agoYes, I know. The fact that I know is reflected in what I wrote: interleaving samples from the inputs.