Rickshaw1

I did a quick search and think I know the answer to my question, but wanted to ask and make certain. Is there a way to have a PC connected to your Multiplicity group, but exclude it from keystroke broadcast? For example, I use 6 computers with Multiplicity. I frequently use broadcasting but only want 4 of the 6 to recognize the keystrokes. Is this possible? If not, would be a great feature and probably not too difficult to implement.

I run 7 computers on Multiplicity and have had few issues over the years. Yesterday audio sharing stopped working between all computers. Nothing has changed as far as software except maybe a windows update. All settings are the same, IP address the same, ports etc. I followed everything in the audio faq https://forums.stardock.com/486104/multiplicity-support-faq#audio including disabling AV and

Firstly I love Multiplicity so much that I've purchased other Stardock products just to support the company. Other products are good, but Multiplicity is a huge quality-of-life improvement for me. Anyway, I use Multiplicity across 7 computers. I find that audio sending often stops working at random. I dont know if others have this problem and ive overlooked a fix, but its a minor inconvenience. All I need to do to get it working again is to adjust the buffering control. Any slight

Thank you, Stardock really does have incredible interactivity and support. I dont know if im allowed to post outside links, but it may help in your investigation. This software acts as a work around. If you run this, you no longer have the input problems on the Primary computer. <a class="anchor-1MIwyf anchorUnderlineOnHover-2qPutX" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; font-weight: 400; font-style: normal; font-family: Whitney, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Ari

Strange that its only the Primary that holds onto the inputs? If it were something with the EQ program itself shouldnt all computers get the input no matter where your cursor is? For example, in seamless mode, Primary is #1. So from computer #2 im sending mouse input to #1 and #2. But from computer #3, im sending mouse input to #1 and #3.

Came here seeking help for the same issue. Its worked great for years. Near unusable if the Primary always gets the mouse input from other computers. I dont expect much help on that end. Probably considered use of third party software in an unsanctioned way.

Im having a hard time finding info. Everything I read/watch indicates that you can use up to 9 computers with Multiplicity. I need to use 4 in seamless mode. I have KVM version, but when I add my 4th PC to the grid, it removes one that is already set up. Are you only supposed control three desktops in seamless? Or am I doing something wrong?

[quote quoting="post"] I am looking to purchase Multiplicity KM to use for a game that I play, but I need 12 computers. The trial worked fantastic. Is the 9 computer limit a hard-coded thing, a license thing, or a performance recommendation? I really need to use it for 12 and would hate to have to use a 9 seat and a 3 seat with an extra set of input devices. [/quote] Do you use 9 computer with "seameless" mode? I want to use this with 4