Jitter and Wireless Networks

I think your computer would require a quad head video card. I’ve only ever worked with a matrox triple head2go.

I’m curious where did you find such a download?

I have one max runtime running for almost a year now.

And demo versions lasts for 30 days.

There’s absolutely no time limit for running Max/MSP Jitter patches through the Max Runtime.

Regarding your original questions(which are by the way already asked&answered on the forum numerous times):

* Computer usually sends data to the projector the same way it sends it to your computer screen. Usually it’s a VGA or composite output. It has very little to do with Jitter.

* The number of video outputs depends on your hardware setup, not on Jitter.

* Jitter can stream data through network (jit.net.send or jit.broadcast). Wireless network is less optimal for this than perfectly configured ‘cabled’ network.

There are a lot of possibilities, and the correct choices depend entirely on what do you want to achieve.
Imagine a situation where you have 4×4 windows where you want to have different videos running. Usual solution would be to use 16 projectors and a bunch of computers. But instead of using sixteen projectors, it might be possible to use one projector outside the building and just mask the space between the windows).

Please think before you post.

Good luck,
nesa

in regards to Nesa’s last post, search “keystone” in the forums. there are many examples of advanced keystoning, and this technique can be used to create multi-channel video installations with one projector. I do it all the time.