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1366×768 vs 1024×768 resolution
i’m confused by a message that pops on every launch of ppcc14…
my 4 day old 14″ i7 laptop has screen resolution set to its maximum 1366×768, yet on every launch of premiere pro cc, i get the
following message which confuses (the layout looks and feels fine once in the program):“your screen resolution is below the minimum required 1024×768. please increase your screen resolution or adjust the dpi scaling setting in display preference to a smaller size”
why does ppcc pop this message? is it bogus or relevant?
ps. it stopped popping every since adobe tech remote controlled my unit (which I don’t think i’ll let them do again since they leave me no papertrail of the changes they make in the background. yikes!)
any help appreciated.
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Did you end up getting a response as to why this popped up? Or how to fix it?
I’m getting the same thing, even though the resolution is set to 1366×768. -
either I checked the ‘do not bother me again’ box and don’t recall it, or the tech made it stop by doing that or something else. I don’t yet have confirmation on whether any changes were made.
I just kept going assuming ppcc message is erroneous as it looks fine and my resolution has been the standard for laptops forever.
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your screen resolution is below the minimum required 1024×768. please increase your screen resolution or adjust the dpi scaling setting in display preference to a smaller size
I got the same problem. Please help me
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The last few versions require 1280×800
https://kb2.adobe.com/cps/836/cpsid_83630.html
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Can you still use Premiere Pro if your pixel screen size is 1366 x 768? Does pp still work?
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