Pete Grayson
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New error. The tilde key to go full screen no longer works on any windows on a second monitor.
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I have my monitors set up with the effects window in the secord monitor. Now when I adjust the placement of a clip a few pixels (or any other control outside the sequence window) I can't use the keyboard to play the clip, or my arrows to move between the clips without first clicking back into the sequence window.
Workaround for me was reverting to 14.2. But I've lost the new scene edit detection, which I use a lot.
Please fix this asap Adobe, this one is a workflow killer!
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Thanks so much Peter! This worked for me, but it takes a lot of time to rebuild the whole thing and you'd have to do it every time you start Premiere. This gave me an idea for a quicker fix and it worked.
My quick fix:
Drag your second monitor window into your main monitor to cover your other Premiere window. Using the dropdown menu change the layout to all panels. Then change back to your 2 monitor setup, drag your second screen window back onto the second monitor. Bingo.
You'll have to do this every time you time start premiere, but it only takes a few seconds.
EDIT: I'm on a Mac