[quote user="Tim"] Coming from a triple 24" monitor setup (2x OS + clientmonitor) for years I switched to a single dell 34" ultrawide curved monitor ( + 24" eizo client monitor). I did this for about a year and I wanted to like it so bad, but I didn't. I hated it. It slowed me down and multitasking in windows was frustrating

[quote user="Bruno M"] Yes, I think you need to go somewhat wider/bigger to get these features. For example. the 38" LG38WN95C-W is 3840 x1600 and has something called picture-by-picture which should let you use dual inputs. [/quote] Great. Thank you.

[quote user="Bruno M"] As long as you get a monitor that's at least 3840x1080 and has dual input, side-by-side mode, you're essentially feeding two 1920x1080 monitors. You shouldn't need to worry about high DPI. [/quote] Most of the monitors I've been looking at are 3440 x 1440 (maybe because I'm looking at around 34"

[quote user="thedarko"] ... in some Suits we us the HP z38 Monitor in contrast to two 24 inch, the editors are loving it. cheers [/quote] That's a curved monitor, right? Having never actually used a curved monitor, I'm wondering whether it would feel odd working on one without a flat client monitor. [quote user="ripvanmarlowe"

[quote user="Telegram!"] It may be preferred not just practical... on my single monitor v2018, PC, I can extend the entire UI outside the 1920 view-able area (to the right) to include large always-open tools like Scripts, Find, Marker Tool, huge mixer, etc. then just slide the UI to the left with the mouse when I want to use them. We cannot

[quote user="luca.mg"] Mixed resolution monitors used to confuse MC, so to speak, don't know if this still holds true with recent releases [/quote] I'm on MC2018.12 and my 24" monitor is 2560 x 1440 and my 15.6" monitor is 1920x1080. It doesn't seem to cause any issues. I think a 34" ultrawide would be 3440 x 1440

I'm currently working from home and I think one of my monitors is dying on me, so I'm thinking it might be an opportunity to streamline my setup. I was just wondering if anyone here already works on just one large monitor. My system was cobbled together at the beginning of the pandemic and I've just stuck with it. So I've got a 24"

[quote user="cls105"] My tips are always: the more one experiments the more they'll figure things out. Just try it out, it works. [/quote] Haha! Thanks, I'll give it a go.

[quote user="cls105"] I havent read any of the replies but here's what I do. AAF to resolve. XML from resolve to premiere. it works pretty well if you know what youre doing. that's the best way to go from premiere to avid too. [/quote] Do you have any tips?

Point taken that I should not have offered my (Avid offline) services on this (Premiere Pro) project. I think my best option is to learn some basics of Premiere Pro, since the edits I'm doing here are really very simple. However, this whole discussion does sort of make a mockery of the idea that AAF is an interchangeable file format. Presumably