Cycle quad displays to prevent burn-in
Hello,
Does anyone know if there is a way to cycle quad displays to prevent burn-in. My office has (4) 42" LCD, HDMI Monitors running on a Dell PC with a Nvidia quad HDMI video card. They work perfect and give us our desired displays, but we are now having burn-in issues. Does anyone know of software or hardware that would cycle the HDMI feeds to the (4) displays to a predetermined time increment and pattern which would, in theory, eliminate our burn-in issue?
Thanks
Ron
Does anyone know if there is a way to cycle quad displays to prevent burn-in. My office has (4) 42" LCD, HDMI Monitors running on a Dell PC with a Nvidia quad HDMI video card. They work perfect and give us our desired displays, but we are now having burn-in issues. Does anyone know of software or hardware that would cycle the HDMI feeds to the (4) displays to a predetermined time increment and pattern which would, in theory, eliminate our burn-in issue?
Thanks
Ron
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