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  1. 16-10-2009, 12:04 PM #6
    Mr_P
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    HD-SDI is an option Orri and I discussed
    The reason we disregarded it was due to addition of more processing in the signal path - both at catalyst end (scan converter or Blackmagic Device) and the SDI processsing in the projector. This could lead to increased latency. Also 1400x1050 is not a supported HD-SDI resolution. Technically 100m is on the limit of HD-SDI. The cable would probably cost more then the processing!...

    100m DVI fibre, which appears 'transparent' to mac, supports any resolutions up to 1920x1200
    Slightly more expensive - but can bypass the projector processing and provide lossless native resolution.

    Simon
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