I am trying to fully understand the functionality of the mosaic with the rotation of the video output.
I need to create a mosaic by combining 4 video outputs all rotated in 1080x1920 flipped portrait in 4x1 formation so the total resolution is 4320 x 1920.
Since I have never tried physical, I ask you for confirmation.
Can I individually rotate all video output into flipped portrait and then merge them into mosaic?
Is that compatible with GPU: Quadro P1000 or P2200 ?
I am already aware that the Warp and Blend API is required to rotate only a part of the video outputs, there is any update about the integration in command line tool ?
One more question:
Can i use custom resolution per output 480x270 ?
There is any limitation about the custom resolution ?
For Quadro P1000, P2200 etc would need to use the Warp API.
For custom resolutions, I believe there is a minimum resolution related to display port spec and pixel clock. Would need to do some additional research.
i want to use also, like Pierpaolo, my 3-4 monitors in portrait mode, combined in Mosaic as ONE desktop, with my Quadro M2000, newest driver is already installed.
It doesn´t work. Only in landscape mode it works.
How do I use Warp API to make this possible (portrait mode 4x1 monitors) ?
If your displays are flipped the rotate option will be 270. i.e. rotate=270.
The WARP API is only needed if some of your displays are at 90 and some are 270. WARP API is available for registered developers with the sample code available for download here: Warp and Blend | NVIDIA Developer
If you run ‘dir’ in your command shell do you see the configuremosaic.exe application? You may need to change the directory to where you downloaded the application.
I copied the “configuremosaic.exe” into the >program >Nvidia folder, and i have run it as administrator, but the “configuremosaic.exe” is still NOT listet under “dir”.
Dear Stephan,
In order to solve your issue you need to understand how to use CMD
It’s simple, to move between folders use “cd foldername”
when you change directory if you need to open configuremosaic.exe use “dir” command to show what there is inside the directory, if you file is present on dir command output the you can type file name to open.
So…
1- Go on Start and seach for CMD
2- Right click on CMD and click on run as administrator
3- cd "C:\ProgramData\Nvidia Corporation" <— look if there is a space in folder name or in filename use “” to escape it.
4- configuremosaic.exe set rows=1 cols=4 rotate=90 res=1920,1200,60
sintax is simple, use file name + options.
This should work fine.
If you cant find correct directory and file not show in dir output, copy exe on easy path like C:\Mosaic\
Can you please help me to understand this on P1000 ?
For custom resolutions, I believe there is a minimum resolution related to display port spec and pixel clock. Would need to do some additional research.
