Multiple monitor problem
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This is a common problem for the dual monitor cards. Simply move your player of choice over to the monitor you want to view your movie on and press STOP than PLAY and the video should work along with the already working audio.
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C2
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C2
I have had the same problem in the past, (VLC media player). If you start the video in your primary monitor and drag it to the secondary monitor then close the app. when you re-start it it will start up in the secondary monitor.
Works for me anyway
Works for me anyway
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Disabling the Accelerated video output (Overlay) option in VLC player worked for me too.
Per your instructions, I went to Tools , the Preferences, then Video to find this option.
I am using "Actual Multiple Monitors" for my two monitor setup.
Per your instructions, I went to Tools , the Preferences, then Video to find this option.
I am using "Actual Multiple Monitors" for my two monitor setup.
Try to set your second monitor to primary and set your laptop monitor as secondary.
If I'm not wrong, you should be able to view your movie on both screens, whichever you wish to view with.
Hope this works, although I'm not too sure about it.
If I'm not wrong, you should be able to view your movie on both screens, whichever you wish to view with.
Hope this works, although I'm not too sure about it.
Often this has to do with the software "attaching" to one monitor or the other. You can change which monitor it displays on by moving the playback program to the monitor _before_ starting to play the video. I believe what is happening is that the video engages drivers that access the hardware more directly (for speed's sake - smoother video), and thus some are not able to handle switching the video output to another piece of hardware while in the middle of playback.
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