We do not offer multi-projector support. You will need one Lightform device per projector. However, through a couple of tricks, you can create a multi-projector experience with no additional tools. Please reference the following article for more information: Multiple Projectors
In addition, it is possible to create one project per Lightform and play them back simultaneously, like on this project by two of our customers. They used two Lightform units for this experience, and they both hit the button at the same time to obtain the desired result.
For now, the "official" way to do this would be with a second Lightform device, one per projector. Lightform devices aren't currently powerful enough to render 2 or 3 unique, full-resolution displays simultaneously at acceptable framerates. For performance and technical reasons, we did not ship the ability to output *mirrored* HDMI signals to two displays connected to one LFC (but you can achieve the same thing with a relatively inexpensive HDMI splitter).
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actually it's possible to save you project on a USB drive with a video acquisition card and play it into the first projector while you are using the second projector
Since these devices are logged into the local network, would it be possible to synchronize multiple projectors by having them pub/sub program events, or even at least be able to listen to a UDP chirp saying what slide show to start? This would be ENORMOUSLY helpful for a project I'm working on that requires multiple projectors painting a complex statue that has too many occluded angles for a single projector to paint it.
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