resolume does not support dual processors ... i guess windows should look at mac osX where multiple processor support is build in the OS ... this way the software developers don,t have to write it ...

does your vaio have a vga of tv-out connector?

if it does maybee you first have to connect one of these ports to get dual monitor options ...

ah this would be very interesting

if you do try to run multiple instances please install resolume in different directories to make sure they don,t get in conflict writing the preferences files and such ...

let me know how it does! and if you run into problems we might be able to help ...

we actualy don,t capture the frames to the harddrive ... all we do is display them ...

we reccommend at least a Geforce 2 MX with dual head ... you can run win98 but XP and win2000 are a lot more stable ...

nothing, the video capture support with resolume is limited to VFW compatible drives only and thay are a bit old an slow ... so wait for the version 1.1 update for better video capture support ...

yes video capturing will be greatly improved ... (not limited to the olf VFW standard anymore)

in the netherlands most clubs are equiped with a projector of they will arrange the projector/mixer/etc with a rental company ... but a lot of Amarican vj,s own their own projectors, i guess your budget will be the dominating factor when buying a projector ... i just bought a Sony Vaio, the PCG-GR32...

what videocard(s) do you have to make dualmonitor? and what version of windows?

resolume does not play any sound ... graphicz only!