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luadke
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May 1, 2009
Question

Full screen preview

  • May 1, 2009
  • 8 replies
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Hi,

Is there an option to preview your sequence on full screen? If only have one monitor? I don't mind that quality is less, It's just that sometimes you might want to look at things a little bigger without having a 2nd monitor. The closest I can see to getting this is by undocking,

any suggestions?

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Antivfx
Participating Frequently
April 11, 2020

In this video you can fild all the available full screen playback options in Adobe Premier.

Please let me know if you know anyother methods 

https://youtu.be/T5Rbh6_jB9s

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Rich Zep
Participating Frequently
January 3, 2017

Thank you everyone but for some reason or other, none of the suggestions work BUT the apostrophe/@ key does work. Don't know if it makes any difference but I am using an English keyboard.

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micahrynders
Participant
August 23, 2016

Steve Wildside got it right on; hold down control and press the ` key, which on a Mac is immediately to the left of the 1 key.  This will take you into a full screen preview of whatever is in your sequence.  You can scrub in full screen with the J and L keys, using spacebar to pause and play.  Best of luck in your endeavors!

DerekWilliamsMusic
DerekWilliamsMusic
Participant
March 3, 2016

I can't get full screen for love nor money, and i have pressed EVERY KEY on the keyboard.

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    Steve Wildside
    Known Participant
    July 8, 2016

    You need to hold down the control key then press the ` key, which is imedeately to the left of the Z key.

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      jazzercisin
      Participant
      October 12, 2016

      Bloody 'ell! Thank you for finally helping figure this out!

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      Anonymous
      November 12, 2014

      just press "ü".

      thats it!

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        Ghoshs18107819
        Participant
        May 18, 2021

        Works for mac. Exactly what I was looking for. God bless you!

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        Ryan Beljan
        Participant
        June 13, 2011

        When I do this, the program crashes about 10% of the time.  The screen on my 27" iMac i7 with 16gb of RAM just goes black.  I have to turn off the computer entirely by holding the power button...

        This happen to anyone else?

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        andytrench
        Participant
        June 16, 2013

        Frozen here also. yay.

        Eddie Lotter
        Eddie Lotter
        Participating Frequently
        May 1, 2009

        See: Display any panel full-screen

        Cheers
        Eddie

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        luadkeAuthor
        Participant
        May 1, 2009

        I'm geussing this key is this # or with shift + # , it is this ~

        it doesnot work for me, I have my panel selected, (tried it on all of them)

        Also can't find it in keyboard customisation,

        i'm on premiere Pro CS3, windows xp

        thanks

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        bojesen
        Participant
        May 1, 2009

        Rather than undocking, select "maximize frame" and afterwards "restore frame" - it won't give you full screen but it's easy.

        Ann Bens
        Community Expert
        Ann BensCommunity Expert
        Community Expert
        May 1, 2009

        Select the program monitor and hit the tilde key, that will give you full screen.

          SakuraBell
          SakuraBell
          Participant
          November 10, 2016

          this is not entirely what I was thinking of, but it does the job nicely.

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