Open Graham0264 opened 5 years ago
I don't know how to achieve what you are asking but I've thought of a workaround if you're willing to compromise. Details follow...
Run two instances of the program, with identical matrices, one on each monitor. Double-click the camera that you want displayed full-screen on the monitor where you want it displayed full-screen. Now you have the matrix displayed on one monitor and the full-screen camera displayed on the other.
I can think of several reasons why this arrangement is less than ideal but for lack of a better option?
Here's another solution but it comes with a caveat: I don't have a multi-mon setup to try this on, so YMMV. Also, the description below assumes a 3x3 grid of 9 cameras, modify as needed. Here goes...
ABSTRACT Change your 3x3 matrix to a 6x3 matrix with the 3 extra columns joined. The entire matrix would then be displayed as an overflow onto the second monitor.
STEP-BY-STEP
1. Click [Settings], [Matrix dimensions]
2. Click and drag to select, as shown
3. Click [Join]
4. Click [Save]
5. Drag the desired camera from the 3x3 grid into the 1x1 grid.
6. Here's the part I can't replicate for you. If necessary, un-maximize the window and manually stretch it across until it completely covers both monitors.
I'm trying to use this on W10 with dual monitors. What I'd really like is to have a matrix of camera views on one monitor with a full screen view on the other. Click on a view on the matrix and it replaces the full screen one. Any way to do this?