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I have a old computer and some old monitors lying running. So what I want to
do is hook them all up and stretch or play movies across all of them (one
large movie on all the monitors). So I got it all setup. I displayed my
desktop across the monitors. I start to play a movie and only one monitor
will display it at a time. I can stretch media player across the other
screens, however only the monitor with the most movie on it will play. I can
get other programs to stretch across and work fine as I want. I also tried
this on my 9600xt just to see if a newer card would work better, and it does
the same thing. I tried doing as another post and go into advance turn on
high quality mode to get "video overlay" to work. This didn't work. So now
I am at a loss of what to do next. I've tried googling video overlay to see
what I could get but not much is out there. I understand that on an old
computer this might be a problem, but a 9600xt is plenty new enough. It has
brand new drivers installed as well. Any suggestions?
do is hook them all up and stretch or play movies across all of them (one
large movie on all the monitors). So I got it all setup. I displayed my
desktop across the monitors. I start to play a movie and only one monitor
will display it at a time. I can stretch media player across the other
screens, however only the monitor with the most movie on it will play. I can
get other programs to stretch across and work fine as I want. I also tried
this on my 9600xt just to see if a newer card would work better, and it does
the same thing. I tried doing as another post and go into advance turn on
high quality mode to get "video overlay" to work. This didn't work. So now
I am at a loss of what to do next. I've tried googling video overlay to see
what I could get but not much is out there. I understand that on an old
computer this might be a problem, but a 9600xt is plenty new enough. It has
brand new drivers installed as well. Any suggestions?