Hi Markus,
Hopefully you can see this even if this thread is about 4 and half years old.
Have you guys done a Frame Lock setup recently using Windows 7 or 8?
Because today we setup a Frame Lock system and it did not give us the expected results.
2 Players STD running Windows 8.1 pro 64bits
Each player has a Quadro M4000 with a Quadro Sync card (see links below)
1 output is being used per Quadro. 1920x1200 60hz per computer.
We setup the Frame lock following the Nvidia user Manual where we setup 1 master and 1 client and all the LEDs on the sync cards and the System topology shows that all should be in sync.
But when we run our test video from those 2 computers into 2 LED screens,
we do not get a Frame Locked result. The frame lock doesn't seem to be doing anything...
Here you can see a video which shows this exact setup. In that video the 2 Quadro are synced.
*Watch until the end*, at 34-35 seconds you will clearly see that we are not frame synced.
1 video file is being played by both computers. Each computer plays on one half of the LED screen. Computer 1 = Left half, computer 2 = right half.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B75KozyiVk3ZVEV3VmJmUGp2RW8/view?usp=sharingThe PB manual stills mentions a setup of dual view displays which would make me think it dates back to Windows XP. Is that the case? Because since Windows 7 we cannot do that anymore. And the screenshots are in German. We got the jist of it but it would a bit more international if it were in english.
http://www.coolux.de/root/downloads/support/Documentation/Helpfile/index.html#setting_up_frame_lock.htmAre we missing something?
Should we not be fully frame synced with this setup?
Thank you.
http://images.nvidia.com/content/pdf/quadro/data-sheets/12489_NV_DS_Quadro_M4000_US_NV_FNL_HR.pdfhttp://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro-sync.html