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- GoToLoop February 2015
- KevinWorkman February 2015
Multiscreens and fps
Hi,
I am developing a processing program that uses 12 full HD screens aiming to display a 7680x3240 video, but I am seeing that the performance is really bad, as I am getting something between 7 and 9 fps when playing those videos.
Testing with a lower resolution like 2000 x 3240 I am getting values between 65 and 100 fps, and with a medium resolution of 4000 x 3240 I am getting values between 12 and 14 fps.
As technical details, I am using two AMD FireProW600 and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, with crossfire deactivated to enable the use of Xinerama.
I can see there's a huge gap in performance. Is there anything that I am missing to improve the fps when using all the screens?
Answers
http://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/8471/processing-and-4k-video-2160p
Crossposted: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28431016/processing-multiscreens-and-fps