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  • Osama BIN Laden – where are my Bins?

    Posted by Mark Foerster on November 4, 2010 at 4:43 am

    Ok got a weird one here or – I’ve been up too late.
    Media 100 1.5.1
    Quicktime 10
    Aja Lhe 8.0
    I can create new bins in a brand new project window but the bin itself is hiding, I can’t digitize cause I can’t find the actual bin. The project window lists it as open (I can’t even name/rename it) but I can’t “physically” find the Bin anywhere.
    WTF??
    thx
    Mark

    Mark Foerster replied 15 years, 5 months ago 5 Members · 6 Replies
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  • Christopher Kinsman

    November 4, 2010 at 6:01 am

    Seem to remember this happening once before. What I’m thinking is a bin got tossed out of viewable area on your monitor. Go to your monitor settings and change them to the largest possible. This will show more of the desktop – and you may be able to see a corner of the bin. Then you can drag the bin back to proper placement. Just a thought and I hope this helps.
    Kind Regards,
    Chris K.

  • Mark Foerster

    November 4, 2010 at 1:04 pm

    Update to my problem, the reason I couldn’t find the BIN is that my mac thinks I have 2 monitors.
    The Bin was open on the other “desktop.”
    I just recently plugged in a single 30 cinema display. The old display was also a single not a double.
    OS X thinks I have 2 monitors – does anyone have a routine for removing a monitor?
    Do I need to zap the pram? and How do I do that in snow leopard?
    Many thanks
    Mark FOerster
    Toronto

  • Floh Peters

    November 4, 2010 at 9:31 pm

    You can use the “Arrange all” command from the Windows menu to snap all windows to their home positions. Everything should be back on your screen.

  • Dave Mccarthy

    November 6, 2010 at 5:48 pm

    Some AV cards can be configured to appear as an additional monitor. If Media 100 thinks you have 2 monitors then Arrange Windows will put some windows on the second one. Check your System Prefs Displays pane. Check the control panel for your card. I think AJA has two installers for each card: one with the monitor and one without. BlackMagic might set that from the control panel.

  • Nick Griffin

    November 8, 2010 at 9:47 pm

    I have a similar problem for which the workaround has been simple enough that I haven’t tried to find a better, more permanent fix.

    My main system has a Kona 3 card which gives the option of displaying the desktop through the external video monitor. About 20% of the time when I start up in the morning the dock, which I keep on the left side, is gone. I have to re-assign it to the bottom so I can access the AJA control panel which I then turn to becoming a mac monitor, then turn it back to test pattern and viola(!) I can then return the dock to the left side of my main screen.

    A pain, but not quite up to the level of invading Afghanistan.

  • Mark Foerster

    November 8, 2010 at 10:26 pm

    Not Bad – thanks!

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