craigam2005

I was wondering if it would be at all possible to have different video outouts from jitter. 

that's to say a number of different qt.movies going to different monitors ( in this case TV's).

I know I can do this with audio i/o with a decent interface and

however I do not know the hardware side for video, a video mixer perhaps?

I was wondering if it would be at all possible to have different video outouts from jitter. 
that's to say a number of different qt.movies going to different monitors ( in this case TV's). 

I know I can do this with audio i/o with a decent interface and
[dac~ 1 2] channel 1/2 and so on.

having-more-than-one-output-with-jitter

you can have as many video outputs as you have graphics ports.

there are some issues you have to be aware of when rendering two different graphics cards, mainly, you want to create a separate opengl context for each graphics card. however this is not the case with multiple ports on a single graphics card.

matrox dual-head and triple-head to-go's are very useful for multiple outputs as well.

you can have as many video outputs as you have graphics ports.
there are some issues you have to be aware of when rendering two different graphics cards, mainly, you want to create a separate opengl context for each graphics card.  however this is not the case with multiple ports on a single graphics card.

matrox dual-head and triple-head to-go's are very useful for multiple outputs as well.


Resurrecting an old post I know, but just found it in my rummaging!

I'm using a matrox triple head to send to 3 projectors, so the 2nd, 3rd and 4th displays are just an extension of the first. You can send jit.windows with the @rect attribute to anywhere in that display.

So in my case my laptop display finishes at 1440x900 and then I have an extra 2400x600 display stuck on to the right. So if I want to send a 800x600 window to the first display I set the @rect coordinates to 1400 0 2200 600, the second display to 2200 0 3000 600 etc.

having more than one output with Jitter