hey guys I've got a question concerning the image i attatched.

>>312624
i think most modern tv's let you read shit from microsd cards and such. they are computers on their own.

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>>312624
Artfag here, been to quite a lot of art exhibitions, even student ones with installations and what not.

There are many ways you can play screen, Anon. Most common I've seen so far is using a projector attached to the ceiling where it projects on an empty, white wall. Most works use PC or a laptop one way or the other, especially when it's an interactive installation, but for static installation, you can use something like VCR player to produce interesting solutions. Most people these days don't see VCR players anymore, so it has a novelty factor to it you don't get from projector image.

Screen like pic related probably needs a PC though, unless it's some fancy "virtual picture frame" thingy that only needs to be connected to electricity source and needs an USB stick only to get the slides/video to display.

(sorry for grammar mistakes, I'm euroanon and english is not my first language)

>>312635
https://www.electricobjects.com/meet-eo2

these things are quite popular now between internet art hispters

>>312649
Didn't know these things are trending now, thanks for the link.

There's this thing called a "usb memory stick". It plugs into a thing called a "usb port." The TV screen uses some special elf magic to put the magic files on the memory stick to the pretty glass that you look at.

https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-video-looper/overview

Get a Raspberry Pi and follow the instructions. It will seamlessly loop the videos from a USB stick, something the embedded player on most TVs can't do.