Video Card Configurations


The following are two different video card configurations that will allow you to use Windows Extended desktop:


    1. A single video card with two or more outputs. Works with desktop PCs and some laptops. (Recommended)
    2. A laptop with one or more video outputs (HDMI, DP, Thunderbold-3 / USB-C). (Recommended if laptop has a recommended video card)


Common ways to set up a computer for dual monitor output


    1. EasyWorship may be set up with a single monitor on the desk to control the software (Monitor #1) and with a projector as the secondary output (Monitor #2).
    2. Customers using laptops will use their laptop monitor as the control monitor (Monitor #1) and the output on the side or back of the laptop for output to the audience (Monitor #2).
    3. You may also add a video splitter to the secondary output. This would allow you to have two secondary outputs (live screens) or a second monitor on the desk as well as a secondary output for the audience.
    4. EasyWorship also provides the ability to use  extra video ports for other outputs like a Foldback monitor (Monitor #3) or 'Stage Monitor' and/or Alternate Output (if your computer supports more than 2 video outs at the same time).


       SEE                Display Foldback (Stage Display)


       SEE                Enable Windows Extended Desktop for instructions on how to check a computer for Dual Monitor compatibility and for instructions on setting up Dual Monitors to use with EasyWorship.