Local screen share of game.

Timothy Stearns · Jun 7, 2025 at 1:12 AM

Not sure how much information to give right from the get-go because I'm not sure what I'm looking to do is even possible. I have a Windows 11 Pro desktop with a 7800x3d CPU and 7800 GPU. I have two monitors. One is 1440(displayport) and the other is 1080(HDMI). How would I see the game playing on one monitor in a browser window on the other monitor? It is a game from battle.net. What is the lowest latency and lowest resource draining way of doing that? Would a second computer help? I don't need to play the game or control it in any way. Just see it. I know that sounds weird. Also, if possible I would like the ability to stream to YouTube, whatever is on the browser window. I would like to do this free or as cheap as possible using native services /applications or open source. I am trying to avoid Google solutions but I am open-minded if those are the only or best solutions for my situation. I was thinking TeamViewer? I think I found some reason why Windows remote desktop wouldn't work. Could I do this at the hardware level in some way? Like with an HDMI splitter ? Some AMD software? Thank you for any help or advice you can give. If I don't see anyone posting any ideas or people specifically asking for more data then I will give more data.

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Tadeu dailson

Yes, with TeamViewer you can maintain the local connection.

Tadeu dailson

Hi, my name is Tadeu, I'm an independent consultant and a Microsoft Xbox user just like you.

I'm here to help.

I hope everything is going well and thank you for reaching out.

This support is intended to answer questions about the use and configuration of devices.

I am sorry you are experiencing this issue.

Please try the steps below.

You need to go to AMD Adrenalin and choose the second monitor and change the color depth settings from 10 bpc to 8 bpc. Also try the pixel format, hope it helps.

Please note that this is a public forum only. I will respond as soon as possible, apologizing in advance for any delay in response. I am just a user trying to provide information and knowledge that may be useful to others. I am not a Microsoft employee.

Kind regards.

SwordofWhedon

no you can't do what you want to do, each player must have their own device.

Tadeu dailson

ok. I understand. In this case I recommend you use TeamViewer.

In the link below you will see how to use TeamViewer on multiple monitors.

https://www.teamviewer.com/en/global/support/kn...?

Timothy Stearns

Huzzah! Sometimes the shortest answer is the best answer. Saves me a lot of time trying to figure this out and possibly even money buying a program that wouldn't have worked. Could you expand a bit on exactly why this can't work. Is it like trying to plug an extension cord into itself? Should I explain what I'm trying to do? Do you think this is the best place to talk about this? And I mean that both. Is this the best form on this site and the best site for what I'm asking. AMD? Some kind of gaming forum like rog? Or are you saying it is 100% hypothetically impossible? If so, I'll move on to other things. Thank you.

Local screen share of game.