4 Display Outputs from Raspberry Pi

[DuckdulMP]

Hi,

Just wondered if it would be possible to output 4 displays from a raspberry pi. Would a hdmi-splitter work, or would it loose too much signal by splitting. Sorry for the nuisance. Thanks for the replies.

[Luc401]

We were working on a thin client solution at work with raspberry pi's and decided not to go with them since they only have 1 display output natively. There are ways to get 3 that is using a HDMI splitter as well as creating a VGA port out of all the pins. I am completely unaware of a 4 display solution unless they will be mirroring.

[DuckdulMP]

7 minutes ago, Luc401 said:

We were working on a thin client solution at work with raspberry pi's and decided not to go with them since they only have 1 display output natively. There are ways to get 3 that is using a HDMI splitter as well as creating a VGA port out of all the pins. I am completely unaware of a 4 display solution unless they will be mirroring.

Would using a video display adapter work? Something that starts at a USB 2.0 and ends with a female VGA?

Heres an example: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1080P-USB-3-0-to-VGA-HDTV-Video-Graphic-Display-External-Cable-Adapter-UK-STOCK-/252609574025?hash=item3ad0b43489:g:yE8AAOSwnbZYEz5s

[Luc401]

2 minutes ago, DuckdulMP said:

Would using a video display adapter work? Something that starts at a USB 2.0 and ends with a female VGA?

Heres an example: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1080P-USB-3-0-to-VGA-HDTV-Video-Graphic-Display-External-Cable-Adapter-UK-STOCK-/252609574025?hash=item3ad0b43489:g:yE8AAOSwnbZYEz5s

The raspberry pi 3 only has usb 2 onboad, plus that might need some type of driver

[DuckdulMP]

24 minutes ago, Luc401 said:

The raspberry pi 3 only has usb 2 onboad, plus that might need some type of driver

Isnt USB 3.0 backwards compatible with USB 2.0

Is the driver issue a definite problem?