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Multiple display scaling issue

New Here ,
May 14, 2020 May 14, 2020

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Hello guys,

 

I am running into a display issue with Premiere Pro 14.1 (April 2020). I have tried everything I could but I cannot find a decent solution.

 

My config is the following:

- Asus laptop FHD 15.6" screen / display: 1920x1080 - Scaling 125% (recommanded)

- Acer external monitor FHD 24" screen / display: 1920x1080 - Scaling 100% (recommanded)

 

I am using Premiere Pro with a custom dual screen layout (on my monitor I have my timeline, my playback and my effects control ; on my laptop I have basically everything else).

 

My issue is: I cannot find the correct settings to have Premiere Pro displayed clean and sharp (i.e. not with a slight blur) on both screens. I believe this comes from the scaling difference between my main screen (125%) and my external screen (100%).

 

* If I keep those settings like so, the UI on my external monitor appears blurry (the fonts are scaled down from 125% to 100%)

 

* If I force the DPI scaling to "System" in the Compatibility tab of AdobePremierePro.exe, then I have the reverse situation and my external monitor is sharp but the UI on my main display is blurry (fonts are scaled up from 100% to 125%)

 

* If I change my laptop resolution from 1920x1080 to 1600x900 with 100% scaling (recommanded), the UI on the external display is fine but my main display UI is poor as I have a lower res...

 

* Finally, the only way to have both displays sharp and clean is to increase the scaling of my external monitor to 125% (to match my laptop), but the UI gets really big and I lose a bit my screen real estate...

 

I feel there is no solution here. Please tell me I am wrong and some magic tool exists.

 

Thanks a lot for your help here.

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Explorer ,
May 14, 2020 May 14, 2020

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I know what you mean. A little UI 🙂

Set up the monitors back  without scalling
Comment removed: Please do not refer to internal debug controls.

restart Premiere 

It will helps

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Feb 02, 2021 Feb 02, 2021

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Did you find another good solution than changing the font size?

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