Eos family client network?

I run a monitor to my stage manager with a slightly different method.

I have use one DVI out and the VGA out.  The VGA goes to a video splitter- one line to my desk, one to my stage manager.  You may have to swap the screens.

If you can run a cable to your stage manager.

Molly Brindley

ZinZanni Seattle

Thanks. I'll do some experimenting and see what I can get to work.

Thank-you both!

Also, I'm sure you know this, but in order to make the Eos Client work on your laptop you need to get a dongle from ETC.

the dongle from ETC is not a "must have", the client can work in" mirror mode" and you can show the playback.

we work with a VGA-Network-Adapter. we have a long way to the stage manager and the display-quality is better with network.

hope that helps

The client will work in mirror mode without a dongle, but it will only mirror the primary device.

If you have a RPU as the primary and you want to mirror the displays from the console that the programmer is using, as we do in technical rehearsals, then you need to have the dongle to be able to mirror the backup console.

For simply seeing the playback cue list, mirroring from the primary device should be okay- so in that case the dongle shouldn't be needed.

-Todd

The client will work in mirror mode without a dongle, but it will only mirror the primary device.

If you have a RPU as the primary and you want to mirror the displays from the console that the programmer is using, as we do in technical rehearsals, then you need to have the dongle to be able to mirror the backup console.

For simply seeing the playback cue list, mirroring from the primary device should be okay- so in that case the dongle shouldn't be needed.

-Todd