Adobe Premiere Pro: Video on external monitor full-screen!
Frage von Blackeagle123: August 2006
Hi everyone,
have the Adobe Premiere Pro 1.0 version. There are in Premiere Pro 2.0, in any case, the possibility of being cut window on the entire 2nd Laying monitor, or synonymous to the TV, the s.der graphics card is connected. Can you tell me how I can do it in Premiere Pro 1.0, or whether that's possible!? In the playback features, I think, unfortunately, because nothing!
With the button "CONF" you can actually make full screen. But this is not synonymous in Premiere, but I think that's normal, right?
Many dear greetings Constantin
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
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Antwort von ninetto:
It depends a little bit off of your graphics card ... Most cards today Benefactor "full screen video overlay". That is the function you are looking for ...
Click on the Destop in Eigentschaften> Settings> Advanced and change the graphics card settings accordingly.
Do you have ATI or Nvidia? Both cards offer menus that you can often lower actuation in the taskbar ...
ciao, nm
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
Hello,
the problem is not that I can control any two monitors with my Radeon 9700 Pro of Sapphire. The question was where can I find the button that I'm just as full screen on my video screen meinem 2 Monitor had. In addition there was the Adobe summer school at least one button (Pro 2.0) ... Just know not whether it works synonymous with Premiere Pro 1.0.
Many dear greetings Constantin
Antwort von lx2:
Unfortunately, not white obs as synonymous with Premiere 1.0 comes with CS3, but on jedenfall goes like this:
I think in the last 11 months, he has probably already solved the problem;)
Antwort von lx2:
to be precise: it is 23 months! : PPP
Antwort von Blackeagle123:
Hello,
Thanks xD Yes, I had but the problem actually solved. Meanwhile, I worked with Premiere Pro 2.0, two new 22''flat screen 16:9 displays plus a large screen with projector, Plasma Television and external device for tone control * g * But mist, I still lack a good capture device, because the old one is broken: D But it is indeed interesting to see how all this has developed over time.
How the issue at that time with the two monitors had been resolved, I can not remember! But I think it had something to do with the fact that I did not have 2 identical monitors or something like that. But it has worked out very well!
