Open Bazmundi opened 2 years ago
I have exactly the same issue with my desktop system; 3 monitors and it always wants to display on one of the secondary screens, and not even the screen that I would be recording. Makes the utility useless for me at the moment.
I have the same issue. I have a laptop with an external monitor, and it only shows on the laptop screen no matter how I change the settings. I want to record on the external monitor instead. I'm using Windows 11.
Are the displays set up vertically_
Not in my case. For me, my primary display is a 4K monitor and the two secondary monitors are 1080p. All three are horizontally (normal/default) orientation.
It looks like the output is always send to the screen you defined as the main screen in Windows, not the one you set it in Carnac. A possible solution could be to change which screen is the main screen under the settings in Windows.
I have a 3 screen setup where 1 of the screens are vertical on Win10 Enterprise
i have the same issue as @mhoelzlein, it only displays on whatever monitor is set to the main display. workaround is to set the screen i want to present from as the main screen temporarily but would really appreciate a fix for this. otherwise this app is exactly what i was looking for!
@RovJan, unfortunately your fix didn't work for me, as i also have a vertical monitor, but even with that unplugged, still stuck to the main screen.
It seems the issue is vertically positioned monitors.
It works fine on 1 and 2 monitors, but selecting 3rd shows on 2nd instead. Once 3rd monitor moved on right side of the 2nd, it works fine on all 3 monitors (it requires restarting the app)
Proposed by @RovJan workaround has no effect for me.
I have 2 displays hanging off my laptop via a dock. Carnac offers 3 displays as you'd expect, but regardless of which display in Carnac I apply the key stroke widget, it only ever appears on the one display. It appears to go to the correct corner assigned but ignores the screen selected. It always goes to my display 2 (so not my laptop and the first display on the dock).