# Can more than one display operated per hardware player? > Generally, Yes, the local media player software WPITCOM Signage Suite 3 can support up to 4 displays current*), but depends on The number of HDMI outputs of the local hardware player device The power of… Source: https://www.wpitcom.com/en/qna/can-more-than-one-display-operated-per-hardware-player Last updated: 2025-12-28 Generally, **Yes, the local media player software [WPITCOM Signage Suite 3](https://www.wpitcom.com/en/wpitcom-signage-suite-3-en) can support up to 4 displays current*)** , but depends on - The number of HDMI outputs of the local hardware player device - The power of the GPU and the memory of the local hardware player - The required resolution o each connected display Sometimes the question is asked in relation with **video walls** – but that is different, as the majority of **“normal” video walls are driven over 1 display connector** and the professional screens are splitting the signal accross the video wall matrix – there are of course exceptions, but these are rather special. The question often arise when talking about **menu boards, sandwich installation (front- and back side), window displays and some other advertising visions.** Basically it a **lso despends on the operating system of the device** , whether it is Linux® or Android™. In contrast to Linux, Android is based on a one-screen-concept, mainly, even if the Android device has multiple HDMI interfaces, internally it is handled as one big screen only. Linux in contrast to that supports also the all-screens-separate as well as the one-screen-concept with certain settings, which can be set in WPITCOM Signage Suite 3. **Up to four separately driven screens with one hardware player** With the correct compatible hardware player, you can operate currently up to 4 screens on a single hardware player simultaneously, noticing that split screens in [WPITCOM Signage Suite 3](https://www.wpitcom.com/en/wpitcom-signage-suite-3-en) for Android is also possible but needs to use the included “Split Screen App”. Please ask for details.