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Aaaaarghhhh – I knew it was just a tiny click somewhere...! Well Lars, next time you're in Berlin – there's a beer waiting for you. Thank you so much – that did the trick! cheers- Kai
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Kaiser
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Mon, May 12 2025
Hi, This is happening on a different system and different version again: 2024.6. I have found a very odd work around which is to nest the Effect Palette in a bin window and not have it "in the front" if you get what I mean. There is a section of the effects palette at the botton that shows a list of bins that effects are used in. Is there...
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Rory T
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Mon, May 12 2025
Hi Kai Had this problem when I assigned Media Composer to start up on my main (left) screen to avoid tools like the tracking oder find window to appear behind the full screen playback on my second (right) monitor. The problem with that is that macOS also forces the full scren playback "window" to the main monitor in my understanding with the...
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Polar-Bear
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Sun, May 11 2025
In your OSX Display settings, are the monitors arranged correctly? I think the FSD position is calculated from the top left corner of the left side display. Alternatively, have you tried trashing the Site Settings (at Finder level)?
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Job ter Burg
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Sun, May 11 2025
Hi Ajay Thank you very much for your reply. I’ve actually tried that approach before — creating new user settings (and even reinstalling MC) and selecting the second monitor in the settings for fullscreen output. Here’s the dialog shown on Screen 2 (Full HD – the one that should go fullscreen): So, the monitor position does in...
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Kaiser
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Sun, May 11 2025