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screen resolution

Forum|Forum|10 years ago
March 18, 2015
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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

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Correct answer kevlikescoffee

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.

33173045

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Just had this issue I was able to resolve it by changing from Default for display to Scaled>####x####. Despite not changing the resolution and just changing the this resolved the issue

luiz_defendi

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Auto hide windows taskbar can solve it!

Ann Bens

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Nope.

PhreakGirl

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(SOLVED for me at least)

I had this happen just now, and my resolution was already set to higher than the Premiere requirement.

BUT, I had my smaller monitor set as my main display, so I simply selected "Make this my main display" for the larger monitor and Premiere was happy again.

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prashanthb96410402

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Could u please send me the screenshot of how u did it

Thank you,

Deepika Srinivas

Vardhana Creations

BJD1213

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(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.

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kevlikescoffeeCorrect answer

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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

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Merci beaucoup !

marrior72386612

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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

J

JOHN MONDO

Inspiring

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.