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  • Thu, Nov 12 2009 3:40 AM

    How to set up second monitor as a preview monitor?

    Ive got two monitors that work stretched across, one to the other. I would like it to be where I have Avid running on one window, and then have the second monitor work just as a preview monitor. How do I set this up? Ive got it to where I can shrink avid to fit window two, and then hit full screen play back on the first window, which works but only till i open something like audio mixer or effects or something, then it goes away.

  • Thu, Nov 12 2009 7:19 AM In reply to

    • lunalobo75
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    Re: How to set up second monitor as a preview monitor?

    Hey,

    If you have an NVIDIA card, make sure it's set to DualView,; then go into setting in Avid  Full Screen playback and set-up full screen playback for the second Monitor. Check your readme file or online library/or paper  MC Manual for proper set-up of the NVIDIA Card. Make sure you have a system that can run FSP. You can also output via fireware to a monitor for preview too.

    More of the pros can do a more proper explanation - hope that starts you in the right direction! Make sure you post your specs too.

     

    Salud!

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  • Thu, Nov 12 2009 7:24 AM In reply to

    • lunalobo75
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    Re: How to set up second monitor as a preview monitor?

    I just read that  you are running FSP - so Sorry! Te only other way I know, if you are running software mode, is to output via firewire to an external monitor. It's under the "Desktop Delay" setting  "dv output" i believe.

    It won't be realtime though if you have unrendered effects; you'll need  avid hardware for that, but that's the set-up I use.

    Like I said, with more info on what format you are editing, well, the Pros will be able to answer those better than me.

    HP Z800 MC 8.3, Adobe CC, Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1, 2 Hex Core X5650 @ 2.67GHz, 48Gigs Ram, NVidia Quadro K4000, Sandisk Extreme 240 gig SSD System... [view my complete system specs]
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