On Nov 28, 2007 10:50 PM, Mark Fiedler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I ran several tests launching a song directly via pycdg. The song window
> always appeared on the screen where it was launched from regardless of the
> "window-x" option value. For example, if the terminal window was on
> screen
> 1 then the song window would appear at the right most edge of screen 1.
> If
> I slid the terminal window over to screen 2 and launched pycdg, the song
> window appeared on screen 2. If I slid the terminal window halfway
> between
> screen 1 and 2, it would usually show on screen 1 unless approximately 80
> percent of the terminal window was showing on screen 2 then it would
> appear
> on screen 2. Pycdg did seem to recognize the other options (window-y,
> width, height), just not the window-x option. Please let me know if you
> have any other suggestions or need additional information.
Try adding the horizontal resolution of your first display to the value
you're passing in for window-x. I.e. if you've got a 1024x768 display, pass
in -window-x=1024 instead of 0. X may just be addressing it all as one big
display instead of two virtual ones.
Last year when I ran shows I used pycdg directly and this is how I
positioned the CD+G displays for my shows on the secondary port (where the
audience and singer could see it), so it kept all my geeky behind-the-scenes
stuff out of the public eye :)
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