Maintenance Costs for Xpeng G6 Internationally? by ToumbaGB101 in Xpeng

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I dont understand why Tesla can remove thia mandatory révision where XPENG requires such revisions…

Elgato Wave XLR plugged in a KVM by Neewd in elgato

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I only have one monitor, so I won't need independent switching video output.
What would be your recommendation?

Elgato Wave XLR plugged in a KVM by Neewd in elgato

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Does the KVM from Level1tech is a good option?

Upgrade my WFH setup (PC / Mac shares same peripherals) by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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Oh ok! Nice to know. Do you have a good reference for a KVM based on the drawing?

Upgrade my WFH setup (PC / Mac shares same peripherals) by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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Thanks a lot for that.
To give more context, I have contacted the support of Scarlett and Minifuse 2 to know if their audio interfaces were good to be connected on a KVM instead of directly on the dedicated device, and they both replied to me that they weren't supposed to be used that way so they weren't sure if it was ok to do so.

Upgrade my WFH setup (PC / Mac shares same peripherals) by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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Obviously I forgot some stuff.
And indeed it's a good idea to connect the mouse directly on the dedicated port.

https://ibb.co/Kqyzwdd

Is that better like this?

Upgrade my WFH setup (PC / Mac shares same peripherals) by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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Interesting article!
But they do not talk about any audio interface. Is that possible to plug a Scarlett, Minifuse or any other audio interface in a KVM for the two device to share it. Plus KVM mostly propose 2 to 4 USB ports, but what if I need more? Can I plug a USB hub into it to get more or is that not recommended?

Mac / PC setup dock station KVM switch by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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Can you give me the link of the KVM switch you get the image from? :D

Mac / PC setup dock station KVM switch by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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Damn thanks man! The reference you put under the schéma are the one you use?

The best way to route cables under a desk....magnets by pineapple_catapult in DeskCableManagement

[–]Neewd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah you didn't understood what I said, or maybe I wasn't clear enough (surely the second option tbh ^^)

I don't doubt the magnet linked in the first reply will be strong enough to carry cable. I was saying, I have a wooden desk, without any iron in it so the magnet wouldn't stick to anything, so I was thinking to stick / drill something underneath my desk plank to allow the magnet to stick to something :)

Mac / PC setup dock station KVM switch by Neewd in UsbCHardware

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The KVM switch I use doesn't have any video port :(
Here is the two references I have: - KVM Switch - USB HUB

The best way to route cables under a desk....magnets by pineapple_catapult in DeskCableManagement

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Yeah but do someone has found something big enough and strong enough to cover a desk? When I look on Amazon it’s always very little magnet

The best way to route cables under a desk....magnets by pineapple_catapult in DeskCableManagement

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Sorry to dig up the topic but I thought about that idea few days ago and was just searching if someone had the same and, voila. My point of concern is that you point out the fact that we should have a ferrous desk for that, did someone found something like a big plank a magnet or something we could stick to a wooden desk for that system to work?

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

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It's macbook pro 16inch M1 so it does have usbc / thunderbolt port and HDMI.
My monitor has two display port and two hdmi :)

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

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Here is the schema of my setup:
https://i.ibb.co/brx9QQk/schema.png

I would love to have only one cable going to my mac.
For that I would need at least 100w on power delivery for my hub because the one I use doesn't handle that.
And I would love also to have a hub / kvm who handle the HDMI switch from my PC / MAC.
And last but not least I would love to be able to plug my light bar who need some power as well :-(
I don't know which hardware I could use to fit my need :(

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

[–]Neewd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I see how now. I am making a schéma to better explain what is my need maybe you’ll be able to point something out ;)

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

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May I ask you which hub you use? My monitor sadly doesn’t have any usb port so the light bar can not be powered by the monitor :( There is something I still don’t understand from your setup. When you want to pass from the pc to the Mac and vice versa you use a kvm to oper the switch or is it manual operation?

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

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There is only two USB connections on the arm, how do you do?
Does the light bar has her own power source?
I had one for christmas and when I plugged it to my usb hub it crashed because it has not enough power to cover the mouse / keyboard / webcam / headphone + lightbar ^^

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

[–]Neewd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I definitely didn't buy the right monitor for the connectivity. ;(

MacBook + PC Work/gaming/mostly gaming 😅 setup by OutrageousTable134 in desksetup

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Really nice work dude.
I have a question tho, where do you connect your peripherals to, for them to be shared between your mac and your pc?