Windows 7: Multi-monitor true full screen

jojoguy10 · 08 Jan 2012

Hello all!

I have a project I'm doing where I have up to 5 monitors. I have a video that I want to play, but I want it to be FULL SCREEN and stretched to every screen.

Is there a software that can do this? I know I could just pull the edges of the window to fit, but that will look tacky and is unacceptable.

I know there are hardware solutions, but I would prefer software.

Thanks!
jojoguy10

bassfisher6522 · 08 Jan 2012

Eyfinity from AMD but it's a combination of both. You need a GPU that will support multi-monitors and a PSU that can power all the above mentioned hardware. Check out the link and the videos they have.

Yes, there is software that does stretch images across multiple screens. UltraMon, Display Fusion and MultiMon are just a few. Some are free, others are trial versions but most you have to pay for.

AMD Eyefinity Technology

jojoguy10 · 08 Jan 2012

Thanks. The Eyefinity looks good, but, sadly, I have an Nvidia graphics card, so it will not work. Also, those other software solutions look different from what I want. Is there a feature for one of them that allows full screen (multi-monitor) support (for video)?

Thanks for the quick response!

Zepher · 08 Jan 2012

try this and see if it works for you,
MatrixDvD Player: A media player for multiple monitors

the above didn't work for me,

but this one may work,
http://www.inmatrix.com/zplayer/high...ideowall.shtml

jojoguy10 · 09 Jan 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Zepher

but this one may work,
Zoom Player On-Line Documentation

WOW! Thanks a BUNCH!! It worked PERFECTLY! Now I just have to find a way to get rid of the small notification it gives me every time I play/pause the video. Any ideas?

Thanks again!!
jojoguy10

jojoguy10 · 09 Jan 2012

Also, can it run with FIVE monitors?

Thanks

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