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<blockquote data-quote="Jaybeam" data-source="post: 537819" data-attributes="member: 86362">This option is&nbsp; exactly what I'm looking for, and it works great with TMT3 but here's the thing.I have dual monitor setup and I would like TMT3 to play immediatly on my second monitor (HDTV) and this is what I tried without luck.ctrl+alt+left is my ultramon hotkey for sending an aplication to my second monitor, so I made an executable script with AutoIT[CODE]Run (&quot;C:\Program Files\ArcSoft\TotalMedia Theatre 3\uDigital Theatre.exe&quot;, &quot;&quot;)WinWaitActive (&quot;ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3&quot;, &quot;&quot;, 15)Send (&quot;^!{LEFT}&quot;, 0)WinWaitClose (&quot;ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3&quot;)[/CODE]Under the advanced settings of Moving Pictures I have setExecutable&nbsp; &nbsp; C:\Users\Rudy\AppData\Roaming\Intelliremote\Moving Pictures TMT.exe (=location of my script) Command-line Arguments&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;%filename%&quot; TMT3 starts nicely on my HDTV but doesn't play the movie.Does anyone have an idea what should the trick.Update:I have tried a different aproach with succes.Instead of Moving Pictures calling the script, I have set to run as explained in the guide.To make TMT3 open in my second monitor, I have made an Executable script that keeps running in an infinite loop at Windows startup.This script looks if TMT is started and then shifts it to the other monitor without interupting the Moving Pictures command line.[CODE]While 1=1ProcessWait (&quot;uDigital Theatre.exe&quot;)WinWaitActive (&quot;ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3&quot;, &quot;&quot;, 20)Send (&quot;^!{LEFT}&quot;, 0)ProcessWaitClose (&quot;uDigital Theatre.exe&quot;)WEnd[/CODE]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaybeam, post: 537819, member: 86362"] This option is exactly what I'm looking for, and it works great with TMT3 but here's the thing. I have dual monitor setup and I would like TMT3 to play immediatly on my second monitor (HDTV) and this is what I tried without luck. ctrl+alt+left is my ultramon hotkey for sending an aplication to my second monitor, so I made an executable script with AutoIT [CODE]Run ("C:\Program Files\ArcSoft\TotalMedia Theatre 3\uDigital Theatre.exe", "") WinWaitActive ("ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3", "", 15) Send ("^!{LEFT}", 0) WinWaitClose ("ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3")[/CODE] Under the advanced settings of Moving Pictures I have set Executable C:\Users\Rudy\AppData\Roaming\Intelliremote\Moving Pictures TMT.exe (=location of my script) Command-line Arguments "%filename%" TMT3 starts nicely on my HDTV but doesn't play the movie. Does anyone have an idea what should the trick. [U][B]Update:[/B][/U] I have tried a different aproach with succes. Instead of Moving Pictures calling the script, I have set to run as explained in the guide. To make TMT3 open in my second monitor, I have made an Executable script that keeps running in an infinite loop at Windows startup. This script looks if TMT is started and then shifts it to the other monitor without interupting the Moving Pictures command line. [CODE]While 1=1 ProcessWait ("uDigital Theatre.exe") WinWaitActive ("ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3", "", 20) Send ("^!{LEFT}", 0) ProcessWaitClose ("uDigital Theatre.exe") WEnd[/CODE] [/QUOTE]

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