Hi,

I am looking at buying a phillips BDM4065UC 4k monitor but would like the option of splitting it into 4 seperate 1080p screens using DisplayFusion.. is this possible?

Thanks,
Craig

Hi Keith,

Thanks for your reply... is the full screen windows being constrained to each split something your working on?

Cheers,
Craig

I am using the Trial version with my 4k Monitor split into 4 screens, and so far it is working great. There are only a few programs that do not follow the splits (Mainly MMC.exe management consoles)

Hi, I'm trying to use the same features, but theres something I want to know...
Can we make it a certain app/window full-screen on demand without turning off the split-screen settings? (on-the-go)

I'm not sure that I fully understand how DF handles 4 1920x1080 screens on one 4k monitor. Normally when a window (in Windows) is reduced from full screen the content visible in the window is reduced, in other words the content is not scaled along with the window being reduced.

Does DF scale the content as well as the window? I know that Windows allows the adjustment of the dpi but I regularly use some specialised software that scales very badly when the default dpi is changed.

Your guidance would be appreciated.

Graham

Any chance of progress on full screening on virtual monitors. Alternately, is there any way to accomplish the following: I'd like to full screen a flash video player in each of the four virtual monitors so that I can have a football game from watchespn.com full screened in each of the four virtual monitors. Basically I just want a way to watch four 1080p "full-screen" videos at the same time on a 4k screen without any of the browser chrome (tabs, etc.) showing.

Is there some sort of adapter required or second video card in order to boost the video output of a laptop? My laptop has hdmi out, but it appears to only output 1080 / 4 splits rather than 4 x 1080 splits on one 4k monitor.

There are some extensions for chrome that remove most of the address bar and those kinds of things. Might be something to get you by until they figure something out.