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• george12 - Friday, January 09, 2009 - link

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• strikeback03 - Wednesday, January 09, 2008 - link

  VLC player has an option to not use overlay for video output, so I'd guess you could try this for multi-display in XP. Reply

• Lonyo - Wednesday, January 09, 2008 - link

  Well I know that I have run 3 h264 encoded videos through MPC (Media Player Classic) on 3 monitors simultaneously (2 connected via 1 graphics card, 1 connected by a second card), with output set to "system default", under Windows XP, so it's easily possible. Reply