Video is upside down on external monitor

Phil Peacock
July 18, 2013 at 10:49 am

Try this. Right click somewhere on your desktop (not inside a program window)and open any graphics support app that you might have; I have an Nvidia video card so my app is Nvidia Control Panel and since you are able to run two monitors you will have something similar. Somewhere in there it should have somewhere to rotate your second monitors screen.
Roy Mishali
July 18, 2013 at 1:20 pm

Thanks Phil!
Good idea to use ‘Rotate Display’ from NVIDIA control panel, i haven’t tough about it.
Now the video is displayed correctly. 🙂

I just need to remember to change it back after I’m done with Vegas, because all the windows are flipped, even the mouse cursor goes the other way lol.

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As I’m writing this response, I found out what caused the problem.
There was a checkbox I had to uncheck in

Options>Preferences>Preview Device>Use project output rotation setting

It was marked for some reason.
Now everything works fine, Phil.
Thank you for your help!
Phil Peacock
July 19, 2013 at 4:06 am

Great, and I have learnt something too. My next suggestion was going to be to turn the thing upside down but I somehow knew you wouldn’t like that suggestion!!!
Chris Jeremy
July 20, 2013 at 8:00 am

Of course, you could always move to Australia!!!!!!

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