screen resolution

[Beauteous_friendship98A7]

Hello,

I get the following message when starting Premiere Pro on my Mac OS X Version 10.9.5:

Your screen resolution is below the minimum required 1024 x 768.  Please increase your screen resolution or adjust the DPI scaling setting in your Display preference to a smaller size.

Can anyone let me know how to adjust and set up in display so that I do not have to adjust every time I open Premiere Pro

[dowdall]

Is your resolution lower than 1024 x 768? you can view your screen size in system preferences > display I believe.

[Beauteous_friendship98A7]

In Display I have two options. one is Scaled and the other is *Best for

display (larger test, Best Retina and more space) *but there is not an

option to choose a resolution. Not sure where to find more options

[dowdall]

I found this guy with a similar problem: 1366x768 vs 1024x768 resolution : Adobe Premiere Pro

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[luisawinters]

Try SwitchResX on the Mac. It will let you customize resolutions

[Great Moments]

am doing 1920x1080 and still premiere complains

[JOHN MONDO]

giftk93479999 wrote:

am doing 1920x1080 and still premiere complains

On what? A PC? A Mac? What video card? What monitor? What OS? What version of Premiere?

[Great Moments]

PC, using nvidia graphics card windows 10 premiere 2017 using a 32inch lg

monitor

[JOHN MONDO]

giftk93479999  wrote

PC, using nvidia graphics card windows 10 premiere 2017 using a 32inch lg

monitor

I think you need to start a support case if you are running at 1080P. You don't say what card or what driver - first you might try upgrading your driver to the one recommended by Adobe for your card.

[LucasJoshua]

I'm having that exactly same problem, I'm using PC, with a geforce gtx 970 on windows 10, premiere 2017 on a 32inch lg television my resolution is 1360x720

[marrior72386612]

Hello, I'm using PC (Dell Inspiron Windows 10) and I'm having the same problems, has anyone found a solution to this yet.

Thanks

[JOHN MONDO]

Windows 10 - same as 8 and 7 ; Right click on your desktop, choose display settings then advanced display settings - you can adjust your resolution there up tothe maximum allowed by your graphics card and screen combination.

[laniw14534239]

My screen resolution is 2560x1440 px and my screen diagonal is 14". The same message pops up for me.

[EAJoseph]

I have the exact same settings (Win10/256-x1440) and am getting the same notification when I open both PP 2018 and 2019.

[prashanthb96410402]

Hi bt in Windows 7 m getting different options. I am using win7 with 64bit OS could you please help 

[AEG1]

The following worked for me on the same PC, 64 bit.
Win+S

Type in "Display settings"

Graphics settings

Browse

Navigate to your Premier pro, for me it was "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018"

Select the Premier pro application and set the graphics specification to "High Performance"

Done! 

[cheying]

I didn't see Premiere Pro in the options, but my graphics card was. Set it to high performance and all is good! It is an act of congress to get to IT since COVID. Thanks for sharing!

[kevlikescoffee · Accepted solution]

I had the same issue, using my Macbook Pro Retina 13". I went into system preferences (by clicking the apple icon top left), displays, then clicked on "scaled" and chose "more space" this has increased the screen resolution, and I no longer get this warning message.

[anneb13680081]

Merci beaucoup !

[sarahd13719202]

I don't have a "more space" option. My just says 1280 x 800 or 1024 x 640. I click on the 1280 option, but I still get the error message.

[leonardoc97925326]

this worked. the 1440x900 also works if you don't want to use the "more space" option (which can make the text hard to read).

[prashanthb96410402]

My resolution is 1366x768 but still it pops up

[Ann Bens]

Recommendation now is : 1280x800 display (1920x1080 or larger recommended)

[BJD1213]

(Solved)

DPI settings are in your display settings. It's a setting that amplifies your icons and text and causes a conflict with Premiere. Reduce the scale or size of this setting and restart Premiere.

[Ann Bens]

Nope.