video preview overlapping second monitor
I have a Windows 10 machine with a 2-monitor setup. Whenever I enable mercury transmit on the second monitor to use it as a client monitor, it creates a preview that's too large for the screen and extends onto the screen I'm working on. (I've attached a file that shows what I mean.)
I'm working on a Windows 10 Pro machine with 2 Geforce GTX 1080 TIs bridged together. Admittedly, the screens are different resolutions - but that never seemed to affect anything when I used these exact screens with a Mac. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Sean Kimber
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Thank you for filing this bug report.
Are either of your monitors set to use Display Scaling? If so, what percentage(s) are they set to? ex., 150%, 175%, 200%, etc.
Does the problem go away if one or both monitors are set to 100%?
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Mark Hollander
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I have the same problem. I have 4 monitors, 3 are HD set to 100%, the main monitor is 4k set to 150%, this makes the video overlap as stated. Premiere does not have this problem :-( I'm on the same rig, Windows 10, GTX 1080Ti
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Nui Naruphon commented
I've found that Using OpenCL instead of Open GL can solve my problem.
go to File/project setting/general -
Sean Kimber
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My main monitor is set to 100%. The second monitor is set to 150%. It does seem to go away if I set the second monitor to 100%, but then the monitor is (obviously) hard to read. Thanks!