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21.05.2009 13:49:52
Re: Arranging EyeTV windows (workaround)

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This scripts arranges 4 EyeTV windows on a external TV with 1920x1080 res. 
The res. of the main screen is supposed to be 1920x1200. Set Overscan and Stretch to ON, and "Always put the full screen display to" to your external TV. Then open 4 EyeTV windows and put them all in fullscreen (Apple + 0). Now you can run the scripts from your remote.

Here are the scripts:

QuadSplit: 
------- 
activate application "EyeTV" 
tell application "System Events" 
keystroke "`" using {shift down, command down} 
end tell 
tell application "EyeTV" 
activate 
tell window 1 
set bounds to {1920, 0, 2880, 540} 
end tell 
activate 
tell window 2 
set bounds to {2880, 0, 3840, 540} 
end tell 
activate 
tell window 4 
set bounds to {1920, 540, 2880, 1080} 
end tell 
activate 
tell window 3 
set bounds to {2880, 540, 3840, 1080} 
end tell 
end tell 
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MultiPIP Left: 
------- 
activate application "EyeTV" 
tell application "System Events" 
keystroke "`" using {shift down, command down} 
end tell 
tell application "EyeTV" 
activate 
tell window 2 
set bounds to {1920, 0, 2160, 360} 
end tell 
activate 
tell window 3 
set bounds to {1920, 360, 2160, 720} 
end tell 
activate 
tell window 4 
set bounds to {1920, 720, 2160, 1080} 
end tell 
activate 
tell window 1 
set bounds to {2160, 0, 3840, 1080} 
end tell 
end tell 
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