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The mechanism for specifiying the output HDMI connector isn't working as descriped in this section.
Either dependencies or environment influences or shown syntax makes (c)vlc to not behave as expected.
On a system with
the option --drm-vout-display [HDM-A-1|HDMI-A-2|DSI-1] doesn't change the output device/port
As of 2024-12-08 the web is full of postings that report similar issues with (c)vlc and also for mpv and others. So this seems to be a fundemenal problem of understanding or implementation of Rpi multi-monitor configurations.
Sofar the only way I found to display video on a specific output is ..
run vlc with GUI
goto menu "Tools" -> "Preferences" -> "Video" and define "Fullscreen Video Device" and SAVE
quit vlc
start a new vlc instance with options --fullscreen --play-and-exit
In fact this only works with vlc and not with cvlc and same options
It really is a pitty that it is so complicated and irritating to make mult-monitor configurations work for kiosk or home-cinema use cases.
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The mechanism for specifiying the output HDMI connector isn't working as descriped in this section.
Either dependencies or environment influences or shown syntax makes (c)vlc to not behave as expected.
On a system with
the option
--drm-vout-display [HDM-A-1|HDMI-A-2|DSI-1]
doesn't change the output device/portAs of 2024-12-08 the web is full of postings that report similar issues with (c)vlc and also for mpv and others. So this seems to be a fundemenal problem of understanding or implementation of Rpi multi-monitor configurations.
Sofar the only way I found to display video on a specific output is ..
--fullscreen --play-and-exit
In fact this only works with vlc and not with cvlc and same options
It really is a pitty that it is so complicated and irritating to make mult-monitor configurations work for kiosk or home-cinema use cases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: