Greetings, For the mac book pro get the 15 inch with the Nvidia GT750M, Resolume does not work with the integrated Intel GPU...Resolume requires a dedicated graphics card to run effectively, the faster the GPU and more RAM the GPU has is the better for both video/graphics creation and Resolume usage...

In terms of the layers where you can see all of them in both screens,

In your advanced output, set the source of each slice to the layer you wish to use....

Its set to composition, by default.

Greetings, Best bet is that your led screen processors have the ability to take a particular section of your single output...you can use the splitter but in your output it would be 2 slices - Say your led screen is 1280 x 720 pixels and your dj face is 1024 x 320 So your composition would be 1280 x ...

So...re-reading the whole thing...I think we are saying all the same thing...lol...

Greetings, I'll try to add my two cents to this convo..usually it goes a bit more technical than that...to be fully pixel accurate you have take into account the size led screen, the actually distances between the screens themselves ( so that the image doesn't appear disjointed) this can be calculat...

Greetings, the best bet is to convert the stills and video to DXV, more efficient(offloading to the GPU) and less memory hogging than jpg and png(RAM usage). Due to how resolume uses these files, it will kick out after awhile with too many jpg/png files...because of the loading of all the files into...