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Several questions about setting up TVs

Several questions about setting up TVs

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03-16-2023, 10:56 PM
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Hi all, Welcome! I'm new here and sorry if the format isn't clear. I have seven Roku TVs set up on separate power sources around my warehouse. I need to show different presentations, videos, YouTube content, etc., independently from each other—no cables required between them. Basically, I want each TV to handle whatever a PC can do, like connecting an external monitor or running a PowerPoint. My idea is having seven mini desktops per TV (though it might be slow), so I can just display simple tasks such as a single webpage, a YouTube video, or a presentation. Alternatively, I'm looking for a way to connect all of them remotely via my computer and treat them like extended monitors, similar to having multiple HTMI displays attached to my PC. I don't want HDML splitting since I'd rather avoid extra wires throughout the warehouse. Also, since this system runs 24/7, I'm concerned about overheating if I go with a mini PC setup. Thanks for your help!
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03-16-2023, 10:56 PM #1

Hi all, Welcome! I'm new here and sorry if the format isn't clear. I have seven Roku TVs set up on separate power sources around my warehouse. I need to show different presentations, videos, YouTube content, etc., independently from each other—no cables required between them. Basically, I want each TV to handle whatever a PC can do, like connecting an external monitor or running a PowerPoint. My idea is having seven mini desktops per TV (though it might be slow), so I can just display simple tasks such as a single webpage, a YouTube video, or a presentation. Alternatively, I'm looking for a way to connect all of them remotely via my computer and treat them like extended monitors, similar to having multiple HTMI displays attached to my PC. I don't want HDML splitting since I'd rather avoid extra wires throughout the warehouse. Also, since this system runs 24/7, I'm concerned about overheating if I go with a mini PC setup. Thanks for your help!

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