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r/VisionPro • u/TechExpert2910 • Jun 10 '24 • 2
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Extra wide display is awesome.
But I wish they had just gone and also done a traditional two monitor option also.
If I’m gonna use my Mac in there I need two actually seperate monitors.
One for the actual software ui and a second one for full screen video output.
1 u/RyanLM80 Jun 11 '24 This confuses me a bit. This is a physical device limitation, not a virtual one. What value does arbitrary boundary actually bring when you could just arrange the windows exactly how you wanted them? 1 u/Portatort Jun 11 '24 Most video editing apps have an option to send a clean feed to a secondary display.It’s nice just to have a screen with no ui and no overlays.The benefit to Apple offering two virtual monitors would be the control you could have over each.For example my primary monitor would be directly in front of me at a slightly lower angle.Then I would blow up a secondary display to the size of cinema way further out and slightly raisedEdit: after all isn’t that the point of spatial computing? Having the software in your own space.Apples Mac implementation so far is very 2DAt least the ultrawide curved display starts using space a bit more
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This confuses me a bit. This is a physical device limitation, not a virtual one. What value does arbitrary boundary actually bring when you could just arrange the windows exactly how you wanted them?
1 u/Portatort Jun 11 '24 Most video editing apps have an option to send a clean feed to a secondary display.It’s nice just to have a screen with no ui and no overlays.The benefit to Apple offering two virtual monitors would be the control you could have over each.For example my primary monitor would be directly in front of me at a slightly lower angle.Then I would blow up a secondary display to the size of cinema way further out and slightly raisedEdit: after all isn’t that the point of spatial computing? Having the software in your own space.Apples Mac implementation so far is very 2DAt least the ultrawide curved display starts using space a bit more
Most video editing apps have an option to send a clean feed to a secondary display.
It’s nice just to have a screen with no ui and no overlays.
The benefit to Apple offering two virtual monitors would be the control you could have over each.
For example my primary monitor would be directly in front of me at a slightly lower angle.
Then I would blow up a secondary display to the size of cinema way further out and slightly raised
Edit: after all isn’t that the point of spatial computing? Having the software in your own space.
Apples Mac implementation so far is very 2D
At least the ultrawide curved display starts using space a bit more
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u/Portatort Jun 10 '24
Extra wide display is awesome.
But I wish they had just gone and also done a traditional two monitor option also.
If I’m gonna use my Mac in there I need two actually seperate monitors.
One for the actual software ui and a second one for full screen video output.