Dual screen media players increase creative expression and save money. For some applications like back-to-back screens playing the same program in a large venue, dual players save money by driving two screens with one media player. You can create cool synchronized dual-screen displays at very low cost, like our hero in the picture reaching into the adjacent screen for a taste of her ice cream. Two screens with synchronized video or still pictures played on separate screens is usually an expensive effect but not with our dual player.
Our dual players have two operating modes; dual and extended. In dual mode both outputs play the same program. In extended mode, the player splits one specially formatted video or picture into two half’s and plays each half on a separate screen. So no worries about the two videos being perfectly synchronized because the two videos are really the same video.
Both outputs are 1080 X 768 so picture quality is not sacrificed by splitting the media. In dual mode, all of the split screen features of our networked systems are fully supported. In extended mode, full screen videos or pictures can be created for split presentations. Two players are available; networked for centrally managed applications and non networked for applications that don’t change media very often. The non networked have removable flash memory that you can overwrite to change the program.
Dual media players can be an important item in your toolkit for the right application. They are a little more expensive than one media player but much less expensive than two, so for multiple screen installations please consider them.
