Premiere Pro CC 2014.2 External Monitor Issue Mercury Transmit Intel Iris Mackbook Pro Retina

[Jorge Alduncin]

Hi, apparently there still isn’t a solution for this, your best bet are two things that may help you out .The first one is to switch the Video Rendering and Playback to Mercury Engine Software Only, whenever you create a project and the second thing is to work in timelines set to apple pro res 422 since for me working on other codec timelines was a a complete disaster (avchd, mpeg I-frame simply don’t work in this version of premiere pro).A not so elegant solution I came up with was to literally drag the program monitor to the second screen and stay with a reference monitor on the first screen,but the referebce monitor doesn’t do playback even when it’s ganged up with the program monitor which is to be honest very dissapointing, so you’ll motsly use the first monitor for the timeline which may be nice cuase you’ll have more space to see the tracks.So we’ll just have to wait for adobe to fix this issues, I don’t know why if they’re quite critical they haven’t already fixed this, I mean it’s been more than half a year now.

[Mahatma Putra]

Is there any solution yet for this? My temporary solution is just using Premiere Pro 2014 v8.0 and not upgrading…

[Dale Hildebrand]

Reboot in safe mode once or twice and see if the monitor comes up.

[Peter Garaway]

This will be fixed in the upcoming release of Premiere Pro.

Peter Garaway
Adobe
Premiere Pro

[Fritz Nordengren]

Hi Peter and thanks.

I updated to the new version of Creative Cloud and Premiere Pro 2015 and in a short test, this fixed my issue. I am able to preview on an external monitor.

OSX 10.10.3
Intel Iris 1536 MB

Thank you all. Best of luck to others and hope it works for you as well.

Fritz