Dual Monitor Support
#1
Posted 18 November 2009 - 01:10 PM
i7 920 2.66
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(2) Samsung 640 hd
Realtek integrated hd audio
Windows 7
#2
Posted 18 November 2009 - 01:15 PM
This post has been edited by malatekid: 18 November 2009 - 01:16 PM
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#3
Posted 18 November 2009 - 01:24 PM
I read that post, and it helps a little bit. I'm more curious if I can have my media selector on my 2nd monitor, or a timeline of a current production on my 2nd monitor. It would be nice if I could kind of spread things out between the two monitors instead of having to toggle back and forth, if that makes any sense. Thanks for the link though.
i7 920 2.66
GTX 260 1792mb
(2) Samsung 640 hd
Realtek integrated hd audio
Windows 7
#5
Posted 18 November 2009 - 05:58 PM

Yes, exactly. How did you accomplish that? When I tried it would always revert back to my main monitor, or not let me access my timeline because other windows were opened (on top of it even though they were on the 2nd monitor.) I can get it like that, obviously, but it wasn't functional.
This post has been edited by exsvcsinc: 18 November 2009 - 05:59 PM
i7 920 2.66
GTX 260 1792mb
(2) Samsung 640 hd
Realtek integrated hd audio
Windows 7
#6
Posted 19 November 2009 - 03:45 AM
The Media Selector is OK.
The Effect Selector works 3 out of 4 and can be made to work 4-for-4…
Video Effects, Overlays & Text Effects work fine. However, Transitions will not allow dragging across the 2 monitors but only if you are in Timeline view…
Playing around I found that all you need to do is just bring an edge of the Effect Selector onto the other monitor and it works!
Likewise it is fully functional in Storyline view… Since a transition can only go on the Video track, they is no reason not to pop into Storyline do the Transitions and pop back to Timeline.
Give those things a try and let us know if it works on your system.
#7
Posted 19 November 2009 - 01:45 PM
The Media Selector is OK.
The Effect Selector works 3 out of 4 and can be made to work 4-for-4…
Video Effects, Overlays & Text Effects work fine. However, Transitions will not allow dragging across the 2 monitors but only if you are in Timeline view…
Playing around I found that all you need to do is just bring an edge of the Effect Selector onto the other monitor and it works!
Likewise it is fully functional in Storyline view… Since a transition can only go on the Video track, they is no reason not to pop into Storyline do the Transitions and pop back to Timeline.
Give those things a try and let us know if it works on your system.
I'll try that out & let you know. Thanks for the help!
i7 920 2.66
GTX 260 1792mb
(2) Samsung 640 hd
Realtek integrated hd audio
Windows 7
#8
Posted 19 November 2009 - 03:28 PM
The Media Selector is OK.
The Effect Selector works 3 out of 4 and can be made to work 4-for-4…
Video Effects, Overlays & Text Effects work fine. However, Transitions will not allow dragging across the 2 monitors but only if you are in Timeline view…
Playing around I found that all you need to do is just bring an edge of the Effect Selector onto the other monitor and it works!
Likewise it is fully functional in Storyline view… Since a transition can only go on the Video track, they is no reason not to pop into Storyline do the Transitions and pop back to Timeline.
Give those things a try and let us know if it works on your system.
Thanks! That works perfectly.
Do you think there is a way to undock the timeline to have on one monitor, and have a preview of the production on the other? (or am I pushing it?)
i7 920 2.66
GTX 260 1792mb
(2) Samsung 640 hd
Realtek integrated hd audio
Windows 7
#9
Posted 19 November 2009 - 05:33 PM
Do you think there is a way to undock the timeline to have on one monitor, and have a preview of the production on the other? (or am I pushing it?)
NO!
did you try what I suggested???
#10
Posted 19 November 2009 - 07:01 PM
did you try what I suggested???
LOL!
Ouch!!
Forgive me for being slow or maybe not understanding fully, although (and I cringe as I say this for fear of another scolding
I can have my Timeline / Storyline AND the Preview, the screen that is ATTACHED above to the Timeline / Storyline. While I have this, I can undock the Media Selector and have that on my 2nd monitor to the Left, as well as undocking the Effect Selector on that 2nd monitor as well. I can do that, and that is what I initially asked you and with your Roxio super powers you guided me in through the fog
So, I cringe again, I was wondering if I can Separate the Timeline / Storyline from the Production Preview that is attached above it. It would be great to have the timeline, fully enlarged on one screen, and the preview of the production that I could click play on, Full Size on my Second Monitor.
I really did read your post several times to see if I missed this part, but I could not. If this is my fault, I sincerely apologize, as I know it must be very frustrating to answer somebody's question, only to have them ask again due to their inability or lack or comprehension.
I was thinking if I 'stacked' my monitors with dual monitor settings, instead of having them 'side by side' that I could enlarge the Video Preview Window (to make it full screen size, and in elarging it, it would 'push' the timeline / storyline DOWN to the second monitor, where I could enlarge that to full screen size as well.
Again, sorry to be a pest. I really do appreciate your help / time / patience.
i7 920 2.66
GTX 260 1792mb
(2) Samsung 640 hd
Realtek integrated hd audio
Windows 7
#11
Posted 19 November 2009 - 08:59 PM
You could possibly stretch the main application window across two monitors, but most likely would be very difficult to use it.
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#12
Posted 20 November 2009 - 04:37 AM
First it is only the Transitions that won't cross the Monitor boundary, and only when in Timeline. So…
Popping between Timeline and Storyline as needed.
And keeping just the edge of the Effect Selector child window, in both monitors.
I really want you to try the latter, to be sure it isn't just a fluke of my Video Card or Monitors.

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