Dual Monitors

Essentially this feature is for those who want to use video in their displays (like a projector on a garage door or wall).  Assuming you have the proper hardware, Aurora will use the video file (like .wmv or .avi).  The second screen would be your projector.  I personally don't have a projector for this year's display, so I cannot give you a detailed answer on how it all works, but that's the basics. 

I too use dual monitors.  I'm able to run Aurora across both monitors allowing me to have a greater visable area to edit my sequences.  You have to set the settings up in your videocard software.

Presently the Visualizer is locked onto the same workspace.  In 2009 we're going to be investigating adding support for taking advantage of the capabilities of some of the modern graphics cards to reduce the CPU time and we'll also be looking into running the visualizer in a seperate thread.  At that time we'll also look at breaking it out into its own form that can be moved wherever you want.