R U Using MC with more than 1 Monitor?


  1. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
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    Are You Using MC with more than 1 Monitor? A Must See


    If you are than your like me and most others,
    You have multiple monitors and even a TV hooked up to you PC.
    Again if your like me you hate that MC locks the mouse so that you cant use your PC while MC has the floor.

    Well Not Anymore...
    I have found the best and most important tool I have for MC
    and its called The Maxifer and yes its FREE

    It will launch MC to what ever screen you choose Full Screen with out the Lock Down.
    So you will be able to use you PC and run MC full Screen!

    It just runs in the taskbar and with a Rt Click will make all your dreams come true!
    Last edited by DemonSeed; 22 Apr 2009 at 17:01.
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  2. Posts : 4,925
    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
       #2

    What Id like is the ability to view MC extended on both monitors.
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  3. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Yea that would be cool.
    I did a little research and cant find a way to pull that off.
    But on the same hand it did take me quite a wile to get MC to stop locking the mouse too so ya never know it may be out there somewhere just waiting to be found!
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  4. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
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    swarfega said:
    What Id like is the ability to view MC extended on both monitors.
    I do know for sure that Nero Showtime will do a span view playback.
    Just in case you didn't know! At least 8 & 9 will not sure about 7 and earlier versions of Nero
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  5. t41
    Posts : 226
    windows7 7600 x86
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    thanks, very cool
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  6. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    I found you can have it maximized and then just Alt+Tab to go to the other screen and MC stays maximized, so you don't need any 3rd party software really.
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  7. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
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    Mr GRiM said:
    I found you can have it maximized and then just Alt+Tab to go to the other screen and MC stays maximized, so you don't need any 3rd party software really.
    Every time I tried that MC would randomly grab it back.
    Besides I have a HDTV hooked up to the PC and now I never turn off MC and can always use my PC with out any aggravation and flashing of the screens.

    I use the MCJoy plugin as well so to get around the thing with the remote following window focus. Any time I sit down a the couch and MC doesn't have focus all I need to do is bump the joystick on my X-Box controller (witch is by the couch anyway)and MC regains focus, and then the remote works again.

    So long story short yea I do need the third party app to do it for me as it makes my life a lot easier.

    Before I found this I could not stand MC and now, well like I said it never gets turned off.
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  8. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    Fair enough, it should be the same as Media Player, you can have that maximized on one screen without having to do anything, why don't they do it with Media Center like that.
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  9. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
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    I think the reason is that MC was designed with a TV in mind and most don't have a tv and PC sitting side by side, more like PC in one room and tv on the other side of the wall and when MC is on the tv has control(Farly understandable). But I REALLY THINK IT SHOULD BE A OPTION at the very least.?! Don't ya think! AND THE DAMN REMOTE SHOULD NOT FOLLOW WINDOW FOCUS???? I mean what the hell were they thinking? Who is using the remote to nav Windows? It should be ported to and only to MC or at least the app of your choice!
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