Frage von prusiker:
Is it possible, with the "BLISS7900GS Gainward PCX 512MB TV Dual DVI" 2 as desktop monitors and an additional preview monitor dranzuhängen?
If so, I would be grateful for hints to me the "how" to explain.
Unfortunately, it seems that only between A + B, B + C or A + C umgeschalten can be, but not all 3 at the same time ...
Antwort von diggie:
Short answer: NO!
You can up to 2 devices simultaneously. More is not ...
Antwort von prusiker:
Thanks for the info! Habs I almost thought - Gibts graphics cards that can do?
If yes, what?
Antwort von diggie:
There are cards like the Matrox can.
Antwort von Peter2003:
I have a second graphics card, so that it is synonymous.
Greeting
Peter
Antwort von Lokke:
I am totally convinced of the Matrox Parhelia users. Just the setting options for 3 monitors goes beyond borders.
But you should only use the Parhelia if this card to work using it is definitely not a game, but a high end graphics work.
Also, I can only advise the Funtionsanzeige (Preview monitor) is not flat but on a tube to run because of better results. At Ebay you can sometimes luck with a professional display of Sonyergattern, and this should still be measured and provide a perfect picture, the average professional in the way of nothing.
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
Hey,
I think the benefits for their Parhelia frankly far too expensive. I am using a Radeon card of Sapphire and am super happy. Here I can just two monitors and a TV run, but I use the preview monitor (TV) currently run via firewire (through the camera down).
Many greetings,
Constantin
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
Achso the Matrox card can be used on TV and at the same time on 2 monitors output. The Radeon card can only be either 2 monitors or a monitor and TV output.
Still too expensive;)
Many greetings,
Constantin
Antwort von PowerMac:
Purchase you but not always so graphics cards for this purpose!
Purchase a video output card, for example, a DeckLink. The monitor is then connected really high. graphics cards are not suitable for image preview on an external monitor. Video is something quite different than a digital computer image.
