Barco N.v.

Albert Frederick George Xthona

Matthew R McLin

Tom Kimpe

Alireza Nasiriavanaki

David Christian Qualman

Andy Eagle Howe

Becky Gail Kiichle-Gross

Ryan Charles Dougherty Tindall

Benjamin Loren English

Ben Loren English

A system and method for separately processing content provided by different applications that is rendered on an attached display. The content is processed based upon the desired display settings that are appropriate for the particular application delivering content to a particular region of the display. In this way, simultaneously displayed applications may be processed as intended by each application, independent of differences in the display settings assumed by the displayed applications.

Steady color presentation manager

A system for generating a virtual display that is displayed on an existing monitor using a memory (e.g., graphics processing unit (GPU) memory, random access memory (RAM), etc.) of a connected device (e.g., a computer) as a frame buffer for the virtual display. For example, the virtual display may use the RAM or the memory of the GPU of the connected device as a second frame buffer to generate the frames displayed in the virtual display. The virtual display is not a physical display and, thus, does not require any additional hardware or physical space. Rather, the virtual display is displayed on a pre-existing display. The pre-existing display is also used to display the frames generated in a first frame buffer.

Display system with a virtual display

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Yamhill, OR, United States of America

Albert Frederick George Xthona