Dual Thunderbolt = Dual Displays?
I have been using multiple projector setups for a while. I engage in lots of "projection mapping". I would consider myself well versed in the Mac world but his one is stumping me...
I have a Mac Mini (brand new) and a 2014 Mac Book Pro Retina. Each has two thunderbolts. I am assuming I can run two, independent, monitors/projectors from these - one in each port. Right? I have been trying this without any success...
I tried new cables, new adapters, switching ports, different computers (both projectors works just fine of course). However, I was never able to get both projectors working at the same time. All I get in one monitor/projector populated in System Preferences -> Displays.
The second projector never populates in System Preferences -> Displays. It never registers a source. My projectors are fine. I have even tried this with HDMI monitors. Why is this happening? Is it fundamentally correct to assume that a dual thunderbolt setup can drive dual, separate, displays?
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X Yosemite (10.10.3)