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Premiere Pro external monitor
Thanks to Hector, but I haven’t been able to make his suggestions work — perhaps my computer won’t do it. But if anyone knows how to make an HP Media computer get an external monitor to display just the video program, I would be very appreciative.
Thanks in advance,
Tip
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After almost 2 years, I have asked here a dozen times, with no results, or what works.
There is no built in option in PP to have it pushed up to a monitor, the only option you have is firewire out, to converter, to s-video/RCA. Pick your flavor of how to do it.
cheapest, use your camcorder
$$$ canopus 100 or similiar
$$$$ high end matrox or similiarafter 30 hours wasted trying to get this to work correctly, my little sony camcorder fires it up everytime. just my home model, and the better cameras are used for the jobs.
If you find a solid solution, please post it loudly
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Which video card does it use?
Steven
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Hey Tip,
I’m getting ready to let go of my DA-MAX+. It’ll give you SDI/Component/Composite/SVHS/1394 i/o. I used it with the full DS
in the Razor days. Interested? -
Steven,
The display adapter is a Radeon X300, which I suspect is built in to the MB, but I really don’t know.
The computer is an HP 830 with a Pentium D at 3GHz. The OS is XP Media Edition and supposedly it can record and play back TV. It has S-Video and composite video outs. I continue to suspect that because of the above, somehow it can play video out of PP, but so far no luck.
Thanks for your interest in my problem.
Tip
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Perhaps this will help, perhaps not.
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Steven,
Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. I am at work in LA so I can’t try this until tomorrow night. I’ll let you know if this does it, but whether or not it does, my gratitude will be the same!
Tip
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Steven,
Thanks, but I don’t think my crummy video card supports one of the steps. When I get to the Overlay tab there is no clone mode option. It lets me go sraight to the box to select theater mode. The aspect ratio stuff is there. Finally I can’t find where to select Primary and Feature monitors. In my “big” editing system which has a Parhelion it is very easy. This probably hard primarily because it’s impossible! Thanks again for giving it the old school, or is that the old forum, try!
Tip
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