Hi all,
I have problem when connecting 2x hdmi outputs to 2x Novastar video processors, to create one image/video
The problem on the led screen is : line between the parts of the two displays
Different speed or different bright, something like that, but I can't understand how to resolve it
The display scale sittings is 100% for all displays even the main display
Nvidia sittings is normal for all outputs, each output is 50hz, if i change to 60hz, the problem not resolved
By normal, I'm always use the default composition sittings, 8bit color or sometime 16bit
Each output have half of the show over one screen slice
Sometime I need to connect 3x hdmi outputs to 3 video processors to create one screen
But the same problem happens
Note: when connect the two video processors to Novastar J6 (to create one display), the J6 didn't made this problem on the screen,
The problem only happen when using my 2 outputs
Please help to resolve this problem
HP z800 WS
2x xeon processors 2.91ghz each, 6core 12m
48G Ram
GTX 1070ti (the main outputs card)
GTX 1060 6G (only for small screens outputs)
Arena 6
Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Are you going to SDI at any point between the machine and the LED processor?
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Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Thanks Zoltán for your reply
There's no SDI connections
The connections are only 2x hdmi, or 2x DP
Also the media is just videos
Note: if the content is still or slow (like imge or slow video).. You can't see the line between the parts of two connections
If the content have fast motion or high bright content.. You can see the line perfectly
The problem happened when collect one image over 2x connections
Do you think the output HZ cause this problem?
There's no SDI connections
The connections are only 2x hdmi, or 2x DP
Also the media is just videos
Note: if the content is still or slow (like imge or slow video).. You can't see the line between the parts of two connections
If the content have fast motion or high bright content.. You can see the line perfectly
The problem happened when collect one image over 2x connections
Do you think the output HZ cause this problem?
Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Dear ZoltánZoltán wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 11:08 Are you going to SDI at any point between the machine and the LED processor?
It's actually not line, and you can't see line in between
It's different speed or different scale you can see it in between (the point that meeting the two parts of the two displays)
Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Hey moha20106,
what you are discovering is a sync issue. The physical outputs of your graphic card are not pushing out their frames in sync (noticeable in content with fast motion). This is..so sad it is... normal behaviour. This is not fixable via software. Your configuration might work (not perfect) with a softedge projection.... but never with a hardeged-one-image led wall.
There are two thinks you could do if you want to keep doing it with Resolume. One way is expensive...and the other way sadly even more expensive.
1.
Get a Datapath Fx4. Feed it with only one 4K signal. It will split the 4K input into 4 seperate individual outputs which are synced.
Rent it.. or buy one 1300-1600€

2.
Get a graphic card with synced outputs or a card with the feature to use a separate sync card.
https://www.nvidia.com/de-de/design-vis ... adro-sync/
Price will be somewhere between 2000-4000€
I have to say, I've never tried a synccard configuration with Resolume. I've done some jobs with a FX4... here I can say: approved!
Good luck!
what you are discovering is a sync issue. The physical outputs of your graphic card are not pushing out their frames in sync (noticeable in content with fast motion). This is..so sad it is... normal behaviour. This is not fixable via software. Your configuration might work (not perfect) with a softedge projection.... but never with a hardeged-one-image led wall.
There are two thinks you could do if you want to keep doing it with Resolume. One way is expensive...and the other way sadly even more expensive.
1.
Get a Datapath Fx4. Feed it with only one 4K signal. It will split the 4K input into 4 seperate individual outputs which are synced.
Rent it.. or buy one 1300-1600€

2.
Get a graphic card with synced outputs or a card with the feature to use a separate sync card.
https://www.nvidia.com/de-de/design-vis ... adro-sync/
Price will be somewhere between 2000-4000€
I have to say, I've never tried a synccard configuration with Resolume. I've done some jobs with a FX4... here I can say: approved!
Good luck!
Last edited by cosmowe on Wed Jan 22, 2020 20:27, edited 1 time in total.

Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Thanks dear for your replycosmowe wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 17:07 Hey moha20106,
what you are discovering is a sync issue. The physical outputs of your graphic card are not pushing out their frames in sync (noticeable in content with fast motion). This is..so sad it is... normal behaviour. This is not fixable via software. Your configuration might work (not perfect) with a softedge projection.... but never with a hardeged-one-image led wall.
There are two thinks you could do if you want to keep doing it with Resolume. One way is expensive...and the other way sadly even more expensive.
1.
Get a Datapath Fx4. Feed it with only one 4K signal. It will split the 4K input into 4 seperate individual outputs which are are synced.
Rent it.. or buy one 1300-1600€
2.
Get a graphic card with synced outputs or a card with the feature to use a separate sync card.
https://www.nvidia.com/de-de/design-vis ... adro-sync/
Price will be somewhere between 2000-4000€
I have to say, I've never tried a synccard configuration with Resolume. I've done some jobs with a FX4... here I can say: approved!
Good luck!
The two methods are expensive for me
But do you think any other software can handle it with resolume
Maybe OBS or any other kind of software?
May be if I do some sittings on the Nvidia software can resolve it?
Also... Can I control the Sync (as you mentioned) on my GPU card?
I'm trying to find solution out of the box
Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Hey man,
What about renting a FX4? should not be very expensive.
Best wishes
It is not a software thing in your case... the GTX 1070ti nor the GTX 1060 6G are simply not capable of framesyncing their outputs. So no other software could achieve what you are searching for.Maybe OBS or any other kind of software?
Like I said... your hardware cannot framesync. So no software tweaking will help you.May be if I do some sittings on the Nvidia software can resolve it?
Also... Can I control the Sync (as you mentioned) on my GPU card?
What about renting a FX4? should not be very expensive.
Best wishes

Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
What about using nvidia surround? Not sure, but it can help.cosmowe wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 20:24 the GTX 1070ti nor the GTX 1060 6G are simply not capable of framesyncing
Btw, I have problems with syncing even on datapaths, but there can be problem into resolume.
Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Dear, do you think the AMD GPU Cards will fix this problem?cosmowe wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 20:24 Hey man,
It is not a software thing in your case... the GTX 1070ti nor the GTX 1060 6G are simply not capable of framesyncing their outputs. So no other software could achieve what you are searching for.Maybe OBS or any other kind of software?
Like I said... your hardware cannot framesync. So no software tweaking will help you.May be if I do some sittings on the Nvidia software can resolve it?
Also... Can I control the Sync (as you mentioned) on my GPU card?
What about renting a FX4? should not be very expensive.
Best wishes
Re: Problem when using 2 outputs to one image
Sorry...dude... I don't know. But I will guess...not. But maybe someone else here knows it.
