The toughest part of this wasn't setting up different videos to play on each screen but rather the "run videos simultaneously through a web browser" part. So ev

The toughest part of this wasn't setting up different videos to play on each screen but rather the "run videos simultaneously through a web browser" part. So even if you could decode and process such a large video on those Chromebooks, it wouldn't help with video sync. That's not to mention the other challenges with installing the software and getting it to autoload on startup.