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Hi @cialcommer,
Thank you for sending your diagnostic logs.
What is your secondary machine/viewer app? Android/iOS/Windows?
Please make sure that both your primary and secondary machines are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.Could you also please check your Wi-Fi router settings if it has client isolation enabled?
If this setting is enabled, it will prevent direct communication between connected PCs/devices.Hi @farres-bakeer,
We were able to reproduce this issue on our end and have forwarded it to our Android developer for inspection. we’ll keep you updated on the progress and let you know once a fix is available. In the meantime, please disable the SonarPen in the spacedesk Android Viewer settings under Input Devices -> Pen -> SonarPen Stylus when not in use.
Hi @ddaodan,
Could you please try plugging into a different USB port and see if it’ll work?
Could you also check if you have an extra USB cable to try? Testing with a different cable may help determine if it enables your device to be detected.Thank you very much for sending the diagnostic logs.
We will analyze this and get back to you as soon as we have an update regarding this issue.In the meantime, you can use other spacedesk viewers such as HTML5 and for other devices as well which can be found on our download page.
Link: https://forum.spacedesk.net#downloadHi @Sacco_Belmonte,
That’s a nice setup! We would also like to share your setup and feature it on our official social media channels (Facebook and Instagram) if that would be fine with you.
We truly appreciate your positive feedback and are pleased to know that our software is effectively fulfilling your needs. In case you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Hi @Astrograph,
You can do this in videowall by manually editing the position and resolution of your two viewer machines.
We suggest the workaround steps below.The initial setup will be something like this:
-Screen #1 = Main monitor (1920 x 1080) <-assuming this is your main monitor's resolution. -Screen #2 = spacedesk viewer 1 (1920×1080). -Screen #3 = spacedesk viewer 2 (1920×1080). -Wall 1 = default (3840x1080) <- feel free to use your desired resolution. 1. connect your 2 spacedesk viewers to your main monitor. 2. Open spacedesk Driver Console and enable Videowall mode 3. Assign all clients connected to Video Wall. - You will see on Connections -> Active (2 connected), click viewer 1, then click the Videowall tab in the right panel
– In Wall Index box, enter any value e.g. “1”, then it will create a Video Wall1 underneath CONTROL
– Then right-click to viewer 1, then select “Assign to Wall 1”
4. change the height of wall 1 to 1080 to match the height of your viewer 1
5. click viewer 2 and assign it to wall 1
6. set its X position to ‘1920’ to put it beside the viewer1.Question “does it work on integrated gpu? I use ryzen integrated gpu”
Answer: As long as your GPU is up to date, there should be no issues.User registration issue has been fixed and is now working again. Please try creating a new account and let us know if there are still problems on your side.
Hi @DamDam,
Can you further elaborate on your issue regarding duplicating/projecting Display?
1. Is there no option for ‘duplicate’ in your PC settings at all? or…
2. do you want to just project your secondary machine to multiple screens?If #1 is the case, can you please check if your primary graphics adapter is updated and has WDDM version 2.0-above?
You can check the WDDM version by opening dxdiag.exe.
-Search “dxdiag” on the search menu, or simply do Windows key + R, then type “dxdiag.”
-Then click the Display tab.
Check the “Driver Model” box underneath the “Drivers” box.You can also refer to the chapter “Windows 11/10 Desktop Duplication (mirror) option not available” in the user manual https://forum.spacedesk.netuser-manual/#item_482
If #2, please refer to this topic, which covers duplication across multiple screens.
Link: https://forum.spacedesk.netforums/topic/duplicate-to-two-other-displays-on-windows-10/Hi @mrmauz,
Please try following the instructions below:
-Connect your Android viewer to your primary machine.
-Go to Control Panel and search for “Touch”, Click “Tablet PC Settings” or just Click Winkey + R, then type “control /name Microsoft.TabletPCSettings”
-There’s a dropdown box for connected displays. Try to check both displays and see if you can click the Reset button for both displays. If you have clicked it, click “ok” then check if the issue is still happening. If yes, please proceed to the next step.
-Click “Setup…”
-A prompt will appear; please choose “Touch input.”
-You should now see instructions on your monitor, Touch the screen of your actual touch monitor then hit the “Enter” key on your keyboard to exit the program.Hi @jmimation,
Just to be clear, are you using a Streamdeck physical device and it’s also having problem working properly when spacedesk is active?
or the problem is only with the streamdeck app?
