The only way to get exactly what you want is to pick up a second PS4 for your second TV. Thus, there aren't any better options than just running the console to a HDMI splitter and displaying the same split-screen image on both TVs. It's going to look very out of proportion - HUD elements will look double height at the same width, etc. The problem here is that the game is still only sending half a screen's worth of pixels to each player, and then that image is stretched to fill the entire screen. For instance, a link in the comments talks about using a passive 3D display (assuming your TV or TVs support passive 3D) to get a full screen image out of a split screen game. Having split screen would allow familys to play as a team of two, like. Make window fullscreen: Win + up arrow until full. Snap window to corner/quarter of screen: Win + left/right arrow then up/down arrow. There are various solutions external to the PS4, but the problem is that the aspect ratio of each player's portion of the screen won't match up with the full size of each display. I love having the game for both consoles but there missing one thing: split screen co-op two player multiplayer For the 2019 version of Farming Simulator for Xbox One and PlayStation, bring Split Screen multiplayer to the console versions. Snap window to left or right half: Win + left/right arrow. The PS3 had something called "SimulView" but this isn't supported in PS4 games to date. a larger screen also enables better split-screen capabilities. There's no support in the PS4 for this, and there's no support in the game for this either. When it comes to smartphones, screen size plays a crucial role in the overall user. Unfortunately, this isn't going to be possible. What you really want is for the game to not be split screen anymore - you want one player on screen 1, full screen, and one player on screen 2, also full screen.
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