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Dual screen set-up

Community Beginner ,
Mar 12, 2021 Mar 12, 2021

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I've recently changed computer and CC version to 2020 and I'm struggling to set up Premiere to match my former set up.

 

I used to drag and extend the workspace across two monitors. Now I can't do this. For some reason, as I expand the workspace onto another monitor, this section is not shown on the second monitor. I’ve found a way around it, by undocking the panel I want on my second monitor, positioning it there and then maximising it. But I wonder if there’s a way I’m missing, to expand the workspace onto the other monitor. Any thoughts?

The other thing I struggle with is how to choose the screen I want to toggle into full screen. I don’t want to have a full screen all the time, I instead prefer to use both monitors as workspace and only sometimes go into full screen on my second monitor. So, how do I do it to toggle my second monitor into full screen? I’ve tried to have the workspace maximised on the second monitor and not on the first monitor, which on my old set-up worked, but now it does not make a difference.

The only alternative I’ve read about on a forum is to go to Playback Preferences and tick the monitor you want to go onto full screen and then adding Mercury Transmit as a short cut to toggle the full screen easily, instead of having to tick and untick the box on the Playback Preferences every time you want to toggle. But I can’t find the option to add Mercury Transmit on my shortcuts. Any idea how to do this?

My system is:

MacBook Pro (2019)

OS Catalina

2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9

64 GB 2667 MHz DDR4

AMD Radeon Pro 5600M 8 GB

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Community Expert , Mar 12, 2021 Mar 12, 2021

Open your Mac System Preferences - Mission Control - Uncheck Displays have separate spaces

Note you need to log out/reboot to take effect.

This may fix your fullscreen issue too, test it out and report back please.

 

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Open your Mac System Preferences - Mission Control - Uncheck Displays have separate spaces

Note you need to log out/reboot to take effect.

This may fix your fullscreen issue too, test it out and report back please.

 

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Hi Jeff, 

thanks so much for your help. This solved both issues!

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The video below might be helpful.

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