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I have an Idea about GoIP
Were on the road to nowhere...
doesnt sound like a stupid Talking Head to me
doesnt sound like a stupid Talking Head to me
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I have an Idea about GoIP
If infact it is real
Could possibly be a networking solution so that you can connect via network protocols to another system with a matrox card and be able to display what you want on that system
Sounds better than stupid talking heads that have not much practical use whatsoever.
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Actually it would make sense to do graphics over IP in a business environment, so you can remote control servers, and users computers, for administration and problem solving.
Kind of like a CPU switch, but built in...
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I don't know what this goip wants to be, but I think that to put an image to another computer's screen remotely is a solved problem since X servers exists...<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by cbman:
Sounds better than stupid talking heads that have not much practical use whatsoever.</font>
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But a similar situation doesn't really exist on a windows based system unless it is screenies or a program such as PCAnywhere.
Plus hardware support would be cool and software that could exploit it would mean limitless multimoniter configurations at your fingertips
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Hummingbird has a good X Windows package for NT/W2K.
If I was to guess (and aren't we all
), I think GoIP might be designed for HW assist of streaming video content over IP networks.
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Erm - netmeeting has desktop sharing built in now.
Anyway, GoIP, PIoG, IPGo, IGoP, oPIG - that's it - it's a pig!
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Cheers,
Steve
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Wrong Steve
Its a Cow...
MoooOoooOOoooo
Hahahaha
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maybe its just a hardware encoder/decoder for all those streaming standards (realplayer/media player) or for those 3d-web thingys that i read about a few weeks back???
maybe it doesnt exist???
maybe i just want the durn card to come out september/octobre???Comment
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Steve, you let out POIG (Processing Of Integrated Graphics)
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Gastronomic Obstructions Induces Pain
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Cheers,
Steve
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Never worked with a Compaq "Remote Insight Lights-Out", or Dell Remote Assistance card then, have you?<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by cbman:
But a similar situation doesn't really exist on a windows based system unless it is screenies or a program such as PCAnywhere.
Plus hardware support would be cool and software that could exploit it would mean limitless multimoniter configurations at your fingertips</font>
Great for remotely controlling a server, even one that is powered off. You can turn it on, watch it boot up, etc. from the comfort of your desk via your web browser. No remote 3D though
There's also the new W2K terminal services that's pretty sweet too, but it's basically just a fancied up Citrix Winframe, which they bought.
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Andrew
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Yeah - I've use win2k's terminal services - works quite well... but just use VNC it's free and simple!
Andrew - I've seen the more simple Compaq Remote Insight thing thru a web browser, but I've never seen how I could turn on/off a server or watch it boot up. Is this a free add on or what?
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Cheers,
Steve
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Steve,
That's what you get with the "Lights-Out" edition. Definitely not free
. It only works on the newer machines, and needs a special power switch control cable from the card to the motherboard.
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Andrew
Carpe CerevisiLady, people aren't chocolates. Do you know what they are mostly? Bastards. Bastard coated bastards with bastard filling. But I don't find them half as annoying as I find naive, bubble-headed optimists who walk around vomiting sunshine. -- Dr. Perry CoxComment
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Oh, OK, Cheers Andrew. I'm only being lazy anyway - the server's going over to our other building today (when I can be bothered to get to work) and it means a five minute walk.<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Originally posted by agallag:
Steve,
That's what you get with the "Lights-Out" edition. Definitely not free. It only works on the newer machines, and needs a special power switch control cable from the card to the motherboard.
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Cheers,
Steve
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