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No full screen playback on third monitor suddenly
I can’t get video to playback on my third monitor anymore. This always worked in the past. I upgraded Premiere to 13.1.2 recently, but it was working for a bit on the new version. It didn’t work the other day, but after closing and reopening PP, it was fine. Today nothing. Is this a known issue with the latest version? I’m running a MacBook Pro (2018) on High Sierra to two dell monitors (one from the display port from a CalDigit hub and the other via HDMI from a Thunderbolt 3 adapter.)
Any help is appreciated.
Keith
MacBook Pro (2018)
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5 Replies
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Maybe try resetting preferences and plugins? I always do that after any update. Since the Transmit Playback is a preference, it might help.
You can reset prefs by holding down ALT+ CMD + SHIFT when opening Premiere. Remember to go through your settings again, since they obviously will be reset.
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I’ve been dealing with this since getting a new MBP with a the Radeon Pro Vega 20 4 GB graphics card and the latest Premiere 13.1.2 update.
I’ve found nothing all that helpful TBH – in the video playback preferences, unless you get your 3rd monitor/Fullscreen playback listed as “monitor 3”, I can’t seem to fix the issue. For me, that involves unplugging/plugging-in that 3rd monitor in with Premiere running in order to get it to pop as “Monitor 3.”
I’m running at 2018 MBP, with a 2K Monitor by displayport 1.2 through a Caldigit T3 and a 3rd 1080P monitor via HDMI/Apple T3 to HDMI adapter.
I’ve downgraded to an earlier versions of Premiere 13 in order to make the playback more predictable.
Lemme know if you have any luck.
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Thanks for the responses, guys. It’s weird, as of this morning, it’s been working just fine, so I’m not going to mess with it.
Merlin, thanks for the info. I will try that if it stops working again.
Graham, even when it wasn’t working, monitor 3 was always checked. If I checked monitor 2, then went back into preferences, it switched back to monitor 3. But still no output. Weird.
Well, if all else fails, I do have a T-Tap on my other system that I can steal temporarily. But I use the third monitor on this system as a computer monitor for other applications, which is why I’m trying to get this setup to work.
Thanks again for the responses.
KeithMacBook Pro (2018)
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Good luck with it Keith – my downgrade to v13.0.3 and unplugging it/ plugging it in has worked consistently when the program doesn’t boot up with the third monitor showing fullscreen playback – I’ll report back here with future improvements if you do!
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Sounds good, Graham!
MacBook Pro (2018)
High Sierra
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