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Mac pro 5.1 graphics card dvi hdmi
Mac pro 5.1 graphics card dvi hdmi




mac pro 5.1 graphics card dvi hdmi
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I actually use it more to test the Crestron module that we are working on than anything else. Sorta we use it in the office for Audio only not to watch DVD's. Now a few questions that I thought you might have.

#MAC PRO 5.1 GRAPHICS CARD DVI HDMI MAC#

*When playing a DVD directly from one of the Mac Pro's or Mac Mini's, which you do not see, we get multi-channel audio out on the TOSLINK port on the Mac Pro and the Digital Audio Out port on the Mac Mini.Īs far as ripping a CD it's pretty much the same as above except the script calls in iTunes to do the ripping. Issues - Currently there is no support for the following Flash is pulling the data from the MySQL database displaying title, product description and cover image. You use the arrow key to navigate up, down, left, right. It's basically a web page (php) with Flash embedded. Our UI is Flash based (Dynamic) and is always up and running. To select a DVD to watch is like selecting a DVD from any other media server. We have written a custom Crestron control script (We are also a Crestron Dealer) for our experiment that controls the players. They are a mix of G4, G5 and Intel Apple Xserve. When you insert a DVD there is a Automator/Apple script that will execute and do the following.ġ) Look up DVD on and retrieve the Title, DVD information and DVD Cover Image and stores all that in the MySQL DatabaseĢ) Next the script calls Handbrake to start ripping the DVD, giving the DVD a file name based on the index key of the information above thats stored in MySQL and saving that file to a folder (all files, movies and music, are saved in the same folder).Īll the other Xserves you see are the "movie/cd" players.

mac pro 5.1 graphics card dvi hdmi

#MAC PRO 5.1 GRAPHICS CARD DVI HDMI CODE#

I will not go into detail on how the code is written, modules, etc. I will just give a VERY BRIEF overview how the system works. The top server is used to import CD's and the bottom is used to import DVD's

mac pro 5.1 graphics card dvi hdmi

All servers are running off the RAID and all data is stored on the Xserve Raids. The very 2 bottom servers are the ones that are used to rip the CD or DVD and import the data.

#MAC PRO 5.1 GRAPHICS CARD DVI HDMI SOFTWARE#

Software - Software used for this projects is as follows. Most of the Xserve's have been updated with a DVI video Card and all are running on a gigabit network with LACP and jumbo frames enabled. This setup consists of various Apple Xserve G4's, G5's and Intel Xserve's along with Apple Xserve Raids. I decided to build a "Kaleidescape" type system using mostly open source software and Apple hardware. I did the following just to see 1, if my idea would work and 2, to develop and test a Crestron module that will control Apple systems via IP. I do want to say that the company I do own is a Crestron and Kaleidescape dealer. I posted this on the AVS forums and I thought some of you might be interested in it.






Mac pro 5.1 graphics card dvi hdmi