First make sure you have the latest drivers for your GPU.
Then, the best rule of thumb is to NOT change what's in your GPU (plug or unplug) when Resolume Arena/Avenu is on!
The results will be different from machine to machine but one thing you'll get for sure is a momentary black screen while the GPU registers the changes. And chances are Resolume will not show the new display until you restart or even possibly crash! If the result is different than what you expected, you have to restart Resolume.
Whenever possible, I use artwork from the show I'm doing as desktop background for the projectors/monitors that I'm using. If you're doing any mapping, you can always take a screenshot of your mapped output (that will require to crop your screenshot to have the exact portion you need)
The way to avoid that behavior is to use the inline hardware that simulates EDID between your computer and the monitor/projector such as a Geffen HDMI (or DVI) Detective Plus (
http://www.gefen.com/kvm/ext-hd-edidpn. ... d_id=14859).
I also just did a show using a HD-SDI capture card (BMD Decklink Duo) to output two signals to a stack of projectors and forgot to mention in my post about it (
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=12581) that the screen didn't flash to black when I accidentally unplugged my MiniDP video cable!