cat v4.06 m67 beta 4

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they do apply to the xga outputs. you have to make a sub-mix the size of the xga output....

turn off the main output.

result is the same.

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they do apply to the xga outputs. you have to make a sub-mix the size of the xga output....

turn off the main output.

result is the same.

It took me a few hours to figure that out. It is nowhere described in no manual !!!! Why is it always so hard for Catalyst to get a proper manual...

Any way, now i got it working on a dual head to go... and it runs fine... So the triple head should not be more difficult i suppose.

Still i find behind the two output layers (dual head) a kind of total output... Is there a way to get rid of this??? in case of heavy keystone the output does not cover the whole 1024 x 768 screen....

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It took me a few hours to figure that out. It is nowhere described in no manual !!!! Why is it always so hard for Catalyst to get a proper manual...

Any way, now i got it working on a dual head to go... and it runs fine... So the triple head should not be more difficult i suppose.

Still i find behind the two output layers (dual head) a kind of total output... Is there a way to get rid of this??? in case of heavy keystone the output does not cover the whole 1024 x 768 screen....

sorry about the manual thing.
You will have to ask someone at HES about manuals.
they write them...

can you post a screen catpure of what you see?

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Hi Richard,

I was trying this on the MACbook pro, with a double head on the DVI output.. I suppose I forgot to turn of the output on output 2...

You should only apply submixes? Then I think it works...

Can you confirm file resolution still limited to 2048 x 2048 ???

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Hi Richard,

I was trying this on the MACbook pro, with a double head on the DVI output.. I suppose I forgot to turn of the output on output 2...

You should only apply submixes? Then I think it works...

Can you confirm file resolution still limited to 2048 x 2048 ???

yes its still 2048x2048 as that is a limit on the graphics cards - only very new cards support bigger sizes.