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Some projector supports resolution up to 4K, but I doubt it’s of any value for the audience if your displaying code or PowerPoint. Nowadays, all venues should be supporting resolutions of 1920 * 1080 pixels on a 16:9 picture aspect ratio, but it’s worth making sure that’s what you get. It’s good to make sure what’s supported by the venue or equipment you will be using. HDMI Matrix, splitter, repeater and other in-line processing devices the venue or yourself may have.

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HDCP (Content protection when coming from a Mac, but probably also XBox, PS4 & other).

HDMI capture card resolution (and FPS) & HDCP capability (or lack of).

Speaker’s Laptop resolution when projecting.

Projector Resolution (and its aspect ratio).

Where things varies, is where things can go wrong if you’re not prepared. Things evolve, so make sure you keep an eye on the subject in the next few years though, with the rise of Ultra HD and new bandwidth requirements. HDMI is easy, because it’s a protocol without too much variables. With the rise of USB-C only in ultra-portable lapotos, many haven’t bought (or brought) the USB-C to HDMI adapter to your event. Each speaker should ensure they have the right converter dongle for their video output, but be clear well in advance about your expectations, and have spare adapters anyway. Slightly more straight forward because I assume you get an HDMI feed from the speaker’s laptop.

Advanced Kit for big rooms and capturing venue’s provided audio.

Starter Kit for small venue with one presenter.

3M Dual Lock and 3M Command Damage-free hanging.

Capturing the screen from the presenter’s laptop.

Modularity and portability for audio (advanced setup).

Public Announcement (or Public address) Systems & Audio in Conference Venues.

Wireless Lapel / Lavalier Microphone with USB Receiver.In this post, I cover details of the screen capture. This is the third article on the “Recording and Streaming your event”.