Mix 3 and 4 Outputs?

[QUOTE=tbslyter]Thanks for your reply. Let me see if I am understanding this right. Let's use an LED wall with 4 panels as an example.

1. You go into Catalyst and map out your 4 sections of the screen and assign them to the 4 mixes.
2. Then you assign the mixes to an output. (Either all 4 to 1 or 2 each, I am assuming that doesn't matter.)
3. Then you program the LED video wall to correspond with the mixes so you have in a sense 4 "virtual output mixes" coming out 1 or 2 physical output connections? Then you can change material on any one of the 4 mixes and the panels can either display 1 continuous image or 4 seperate or any combination in between.

Is that the idea?

Travis Slyter
Ruehling, Associates, Inc.

yes.
you can treat each separate area independantly

[QUOTE=tbslyter]Thanks for your reply. Let me see if I am understanding this right. Let's use an LED wall with 4 panels as an example.

1. You go into Catalyst and map out your 4 sections of the screen and assign them to the 4 mixes.
2. Then you assign the mixes to an output. (Either all 4 to 1 or 2 each, I am assuming that doesn't matter.)
3. Then you program the LED video wall to correspond with the mixes so you have in a sense 4 "virtual output mixes" coming out 1 or 2 physical output connections? Then you can change material on any one of the 4 mixes and the panels can either display 1 continuous image or 4 seperate or any combination in between.

Is that the idea?

Travis Slyter
Ruehling, Associates, Inc.

yes.
you can treat each separate area independantly