I have seen this question (or a similar one) asked many times in different places, but none of my attempts have worked thus far.
I have a Raspberry Pi 4B attached to two monitors via HDMI.
I would like to be able to issue a shell command (over ssh) to launch a full screen video on both monitors.
I can successfully launch full screen video on monitor 1, but NOT on monitor 2.
I will NOT have access to the mouse and keyboard, so this all has to be done via the command line.
The command I am using to launch fullscreen video on monitor 1 is this:
DISPLAY=:0 cvlc movies/Thunderstorm.mov –video-filter=”transform{type=270}” –fullscreen –no-video-title-show
(The transform filter is being used because the monitor is in portrait mode.)
My question: how can I use this command to launch the fullscreen video on monitor 2?
I admit that I am mostly clueless with regards to VLC.
What I have tried thus far (and did NOT work):
- DISPLAY=:1
- DISPLAY=:0.1
- –qt-fullscreen-screennumber 1
- –drm-vout-display HDMI-2
Statistics: Posted by TrainDerailment — 06 Jul 2024 21:25