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<blockquote data-quote="tsamb." data-source="post: 310829" data-attributes="member: 17422">I don't think it is currently possible to open multiple instances of MP.&nbsp; (I may be wrong, I'm not in the dev scene.)&nbsp; The only solution that comes to mind right now is putting a fairly beefy system in your central location and virtualising multiple OSes each with its own MP client.&nbsp; Your host system could hold the server and one client and each virtualised OS could host a client.&nbsp; With multiple video cards outputting each instance of the client, you could achieve n+1 possible output locations where n is the number of virtual clients you have.&nbsp; I'm not quite sure how you'd deal with remote interface... possibly if you could have each remote grab focus from its respective virtual client?This isn't the most efficient or the easiest to implement way of doing it, but I'm just throwing around some ideas.Perhaps ask some devs if it's possible now or in the future to run multiple clients on the same OS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tsamb., post: 310829, member: 17422"] I don't think it is currently possible to open multiple instances of MP. (I may be wrong, I'm not in the dev scene.) The only solution that comes to mind right now is putting a fairly beefy system in your central location and virtualising multiple OSes each with its own MP client. Your host system could hold the server and one client and each virtualised OS could host a client. With multiple video cards outputting each instance of the client, you could achieve n+1 possible output locations where n is the number of virtual clients you have. I'm not quite sure how you'd deal with remote interface... possibly if you could have each remote grab focus from its respective virtual client? This isn't the most efficient or the easiest to implement way of doing it, but I'm just throwing around some ideas. Perhaps ask some devs if it's possible now or in the future to run multiple clients on the same OS. [/QUOTE]

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