2nd screen using ipad setup

Report · Feb 27, 2022

Today I got the Duet app working to use my iPad as a 2nd screen with Adobe Premiere Pro. Works great except the whole reason I did this was to move the program output to the ipad and expand other windows (timeline, source files, effects controls, etc...) to fill my pc screen. I get the program monitor working in the ipad, but, when I try to close that window on my pc screen it goes away on the ipad. Help!

Report · Feb 28, 2022

You must have enabled Transmit and sending the video from your Program to your second screen with some preference settings maybe? And closing your program panel would lead to the video going away. Instead, undock the Program panel and move it to your second screen.

Report · Mar 01, 2022

So, doing that I am able to get the Adobe Premiere program window on the ipad without it also on the pc monitor. But, how do I get it full screen on the ipad? Now, it's showing as a window over my desktop. See attached...

Report · Mar 01, 2022

Well, I just make the Panel Window fill up the iPad screen. Here's how I have it set up to test. Sorry for the wide angle photo, I was trying to show the iPad and my main monitor. The only difference is I'm not using the Duet App but using it with Apple's sidecar monitor sharing.

Report · Mar 01, 2022

Going off topic ... do you both find playback on the iPad (via Duet or Sidecar) works well enough for decent monitoring? Ask as I usually put 'other' Premiere Panels on the iPad and keep the main screen with a simplified layout and a program window fairly big on that screen.

Report · Mar 01, 2022

Honestly, my program window In Premiere even on the monitor screen grabs
and strobes a little. I have a new stronger for video editing workstation
coming in a couple weeks.

But, yes, when I play the same video rendered out in 1080p/60fps at high
quality and play it using Windows Media Player dragged to the iPad, that
looks great.

Jim Corno, Jr.
GoalsProductions.com

Report · Mar 01, 2022

I don't use it often but I have done it. I normally use it as a playout device using Premiere Pro's Transmit. And it works reasonably well. Not as good as a more dedicated system via HDMI or an attached I/O device. But when I want to view what my video will look like on an iOS device it works great for that.