Hello,

Awesome program, thought this very tiny problem is making me have a very bad experience with it! =\
I'm running nvidia surround with 3 monitors at 8060x1600 (with bezel), I can't find bezel settings anywhere in the program so I'm assuming no support as of yet.

My idea was (not sure how hard it is to program), but I noticed the "Horizontal/Vertical" splits, and I'm assuming it divides the resolution by the number of splits and calculates accordingly...

My idea was: with 3 monitors, I put 3 horizontal splits, but this work HORRIBLY with bezel, so instead I would put 5 horizontal splits, then I manually move the splits to where the bezels are, or even better make it automatically, since each screen is 2560x1600, and the full resolution is 8060x1600, (8060 - (2560x3))/2= 190, so the length of the bezels in between the screens is 190 pixels (I know I have big bezels) >.>;

So what we do next is the first horizontal split will be at exactly 2560, the next one will be at 2560+190, the next will be at 2560+190+2560, etc...

This way we will have 5 areas in total. Lets mark them 1 to 5 from left to right, now monitor 1,3 and 5 are the actual monitors, while 2 and 4 are the bezel compensation areas only, so what is left to do is to mark these 2 areas as non-functional, so there won't be any wallpapers or taskbars activities in them, also you will not be able to put windows/programs in them.

Please make it happen! >.< I haaaaaaaaaaaate playing without bezel compensation! >.<

Also, I noticed a check box in the monitor configuration page that says "Auto-split Eyefinity and Surround monitors" but it doesn't do anything, I have 2 GTX TITANs in SLI~

Regards,
SedoSan

any thoughts?
I really hate to not have bezels on >.<

Anything new on this?

Very much interested in this feature as well, as I use Nvidia Surround with triple 1080p monitors bezel corrected to 6040x1080. As it is, the taskbar edges are hidden behind the bezels on this resolution, making it unusable. If it was possible to define two extra empty sections for the bezels or simply support bezel corrected resolutions natively, I'd buy this software in a heartbeat. Keep us posted!

I was thinking that this would totally work, and if asymmetrical splits are put into the program, it would allow us to manually compensate for the bezels. However, what I recently noticed was that I can use the monitor configuration to allow me to slide back to the uncompensated resolution 5760x1080 and then slide back to the compensated 6028x1080. This alone was a boon, and I hope that the slide option for the compensated resolution will remain when I close the window because honestly I only use the bezel compensation for games, and when I am not gaming I don't need it. I was frustrated originally because there was not a quick way to turn on and off bezel compensation inside of the AMD Catalyst Control but I didn't even think to check if I could just switch around the resolutions... So huzzah for that, but I would defiantly be happy to not have to stop what I am doing every time i switch from a browser to a game and back or whatever to reset the bezel compensation. This is faster but not optimal... please hurry I can pay more if need be, I LOVE this program, in fact I have built two other eyefinity systems for two other people and bought a copy for one of them and insisted my brother buy his own, but he did. It is an invaluable multi-monitor tool, it will most likely be installed on all multi-monitor systems I build from here on out to be honest.

I've been thinking for months that something along these lines would be the solution to the last of my gripes with nvidia surround.
My current workaround is that I set up CTRL + PGUP as a hotkey to switch monitor profiles between bezel/non-bezel corrected resolutions. I would prefer to just leave bezel correction on all the time but I simply can't as the edges of the taskbar are cut off, making them unusable.

Keith, I'm sure that this is not something that would be trivial to implement, but if/when you guys can make this happen I would be eternally grateful. You have built a fantastic piece of software and I preach the gospel every chance I get!

Hey everyone, I just bought DisplayFusion

As an Eyefinity user, you can add me to your list-of-people-who-would-be-super-happy-if-bezel-compensation-support-were-to-be-implemented-soon! (The odds are slim you actually have a list with that exact name, but you get my drift )

My workaround is to simply never maximize applications. I manually make them 'about as big as one monitor', which is a bit of a drag, especially since I'm super neurotic, so I always want my windows resized exactly to the monitor edges, pixel perfect.

*prod* just wondering if there's any status update about this

Hey Keith, thanks for the suggestion. More of a very rough workaround though.. so I still hope you'll keep this one on the TODO's

Hi Keith,
The jpg you referenced is "Protected", I can't click on it or do anything with it. (or don't know what I'm doing, lol)

Okay Keith that's good Walter: same here, so you're probably right But luckily, it's pretty self-explanatory. Would be fun, btw, if we could hook a function to the 'titlebar doubleclick' instead of having to add it as a button! Just an idea

Glad to hear this is still on the table and hasn't been stricken from the todo list. I keep checking back on this thread periodically in the hopes that this gets implemented. For me it's literally the last piece of the puzzle in getting my multi-monitor setup running the way I envision.

as a recent eyefinity user i was wondering where this has got to on the to do list ?

I'll test this out tonight

This is an epic feature. I've been waiting for this for a long time. I've always had trouble going in and out of Eyefinity mode when wanting to play games so this is a god send.

I've done a quick test and it seems to work fine. I've tested it with some games and it appears to work great with most of them. Some required me to add compatiblity options to force DisplayFusion to treat them as fullscreen applications so they'd use the Eyefinity resolution.

I don't know if it exists and I couldn't find it but an option to force DisplayFusion to NOT treat an application as fullscreen would be useful as well. Some games I have won't work with Eyefinity resolutions and they're fullscreen so they just won't work.

Edit: One issue I've encountered is that with "gaps" between the monitors (not padding), windows will still get rendered in those gaps. It would be better if any windows that are dragged over or any menus displayed in these gaps are put onto the next monitor or the menus are pushed back onto the current monitor (like how windows will move a menu if you open it right next to the edge of a monitor). I hope that was clear enough.

Edit2: A good example of needing a "force NOT fullscreen" is YouTube's fullscreen option. Just went to watch a YouTube video and clicked the fullscreen button. Video is now on center monitor and the 2 outer ones are blank.

Just replying to say how happy I am now this is finally implemented
Keep up the good work

That's for the reply. I thought that might be the case. It's unfortunate as I watch a lot of YouTube for instance and I want to be in Eyefinity mode all the time because I have a hard time switching in and out of that mode (I have a fourth monitor plugged into the onboard graphics card and AMD's drivers REALLY don't like switching modes). It's a good feature none the less and I will be making use of it.

Maybe I can find another application out there somewhere than can force a full screen application to act as a window that's compatible with DisplayFusion.

Denny, can you reply here if you happen to find such a program; I'd be interested as well

Hi,

We are working on a videowall with 4 screens in potrait mode.
the resolution for the video wall is 1920x4320, but now we have a problem with it.
We installed displayfusion on it but it doesnt fuse the screens to 1 big screen, it seperate the screens.
Is there a solution that displayfusion can duse it together with that resolution include the bezels?
So if we play a video on the screen that it not stretch because of the bezels?

I'm not quite sure if I understand your question Pascal. Isn't the whole 'one big resolution' thing eyefinity's responsibility? Or isn't it an eyefinity setup?