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<blockquote data-quote="Vipersan" data-source="post: 664834" data-attributes="member: 325666">Hi ..Most Dual head Graphics cards will allow the display area of the pc to 'span' two monitors ...Effectively this means that you would open the application ....say Dvbviewer on the main monitor ...Then you could simply open the channel list window and drag this to the second screen ........literally drag it from one monitor to the other...I guess you could then open a channel in the main window...go to TV or full screen mode...and simply change channels with the channel list which should still be visible on the second monitor..Hope that makes sense..99% sure this _would_ work ....as I used to do something similar some while ago ...Just so I could watch TV whilst carrying on with my work .Its what dual head graphics cards were made for I guess....and if memory serves ...you can also have different resolutions set on each 'head' ..or monitor..rgdsVS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vipersan, post: 664834, member: 325666"] Hi .. Most Dual head Graphics cards will allow the display area of the pc to 'span' two monitors ... Effectively this means that you would open the application ....say Dvbviewer on the main monitor ... Then you could simply open the channel list window and drag this to the second screen ..... ...literally drag it from one monitor to the other... I guess you could then open a channel in the main window...go to TV or full screen mode...and simply change channels with the channel list which should still be visible on the second monitor.. Hope that makes sense.. 99% sure this _would_ work ....as I used to do something similar some while ago ... Just so I could watch TV whilst carrying on with my work . Its what dual head graphics cards were made for I guess.. ..and if memory serves ...you can also have different resolutions set on each 'head' ..or monitor.. rgds VS [/QUOTE]

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