Escape 2000-08-15 00:36
I think real player doesn't support mulit monitor.
Anyone have any experience with it?
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Christian Studer 2000-08-15 01:59
Same here, the video window just stays black on secondary monitors. QuickTime also doesn't work properly on secondary monitors.
Christian Studer
http://www.realtimesoft.com
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Lukass Franklin 2000-08-16 23:12
I have Media Player running fine on a secondary monitor (Win2K SP1, Media Player 7). I had a lot of problems running earlier versions of Media Player and other versions of Windows, but this combination seems to run reliably for me. I even have 2 Media players running, one on each monitor (pity my poor CPU ;)
Lukass
lfranklin@bvmcom.com
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stts 2000-09-13 11:25
I had that problem too. Just now got 3 TNT cards setup on 3 monitors. Big brother running on its own with a black screen on secondaries. Have huge sluggish display problems and have been serfing the web for an hour for a solution. All the sudden I saw BB video comming in on the secondaries. I changed nothing. It just took a long time to display. Most likely I still have a basic problem, but REAL will come thru and I located window in the corner to span all 3 screens. 2 Cards are grabing the same interupt on a SOYO 4 MoBo. 3rd card has its own IRQ. This has to be the reason for the slugish performance and shutdown freezeups. But have been unable to force seperate IRQ's. Any thoughts?
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stts 2000-09-15 08:37
Update - Award bios has "Passive Release" feature. This allows CPU to get to the RAM when no one is looking, rather than waiting for permission. This may be good with a few cards, but my box is full. When I dissabled this feature, my lockups stopped. The display still is sluggish but it appears to be bullit proof. Real still takes 10-20 minutes to start in secondary monitors.
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