Open FlorianAlt opened 2 years ago
This is definitely possible, though on pi the normal/easy way to do it is not supported by the graphics driver. The workaround would be to not "clone" the display output but just present the same framebuffers on the other display, but then the timings become interesting.
With the current way the display output in flutter-pi works, this would be a huge mess. I'm working on a refactor where that's more easily possible, but even then I can't give a timeframe on that.
Thanks for the fast answer!
Unfortunately my skills are not good enough to assist so I will be glad to wait for the refactor / feature :-)
Hi, @ardera. I have a similar question: is it possible to maximize app window on two monitors? I need to show different UI on every display.
@andrew-tpz Sorry, that's not possible right now.
@andrew-tpz I have to correct myself, it might be possible by using DRM leases to run 2 flutter-pi instances: https://github.com/ardera/flutter-pi/issues/286
Hi,
first of all I would like to say "Thanks" for this project!
is there a possibility to mirror the output of flutter-pi to two (identical) HDMI devices connected to a Raspberry Pi 4? Currently I have the situation that the console output is already mirrored without any special configuration but the graphical output of flutter-pi is only shown on display 0.
Till now it was no problem to fix my problem by ordering additional Pis but currently it seems impossible to get at least one of them without selling one of my kidneys...