Well, well, well… something interesting came out of that test. I followed your suggestion and changed the Latitude from its native 1366×768 to 1280×768, first, while leaving the existing KVM session open . While the ses
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I had to pull the file version directly from the MultiplicityConfig.exe properties , since the About screen only shows 4.07. I checked it on both systems and can confirm they match exactly: <li data-section-id="1kjq0w6" data-start="195
Thanks, I checked both systems against the HDR item you mentioned. Workstation / Primary: Windows 11 recognizes the Samsung display as HDR-capable, but HDR is currently OFF . Not that it matters but I also checked the second m
Let me get you some info: As for the Version of Multiplicity, it was ver 3, i purchased in 2022, then I bought the suite in 2025 which upgraded Multiplicity to ver4. Linking to two videos of a KVM session,
Haalee - I appreciate the continued troubleshooting. On the scaling side, I’ve actually done quite a bit of poking around already trying to shake something loose. I originally had the display at 125%, then tested at 100%, and as you can see in the screenshot, I’ve even gone down to 75%. I’ve also toggled between 1:1 and stretch/shrink-to-fit during the KVM sessions. I’ve actually gone so far a
I've tried a few option on the Primary PC, no change. And here is where I arrived following your directions - I think the setting you recall has moved.
@Haalee, thanks for that. I may have a comprehension disability here, but in version 4.07 I can’t seem to find anything close to Advanced KVM Settings or Force video encoding mode (quality will be lower for text) . I’m not saying it isn’t there; I’m just not finding it. Then again, I usually can’t find the mustard in the fridge when it’s sitting right in front of me. <
Hi all, I’ve been using Multiplicity for quite a while and have had an ongoing display issue when using KVM mode . While connected through KVM, I get significant screen artifacts / visual corruption across the remote display. I’ve attached a screenshot showing what I’m seeing. The artifacts can become severe enough that the screen