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iMovie '08 with second screen
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Senior User
Join Date: Jul 2004
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Hello,
I rarely use iMovie but I have a need to hook it up to another output (a HDTV). I have the cables and that is all working.
I am trying to resolve the iMovie playback. From my tests, I have to move my menu bar over to the second output and then hit play in full screen to get it to work.
Anybody have a solution that may work to resolve this? I don't own Final Cut, so I can't use the option I hear it has to do this.
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You shouldn't make fun of nerds... you'll be working for one some day.
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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It sounds like you've resolved it fine. What's wrong with the solution you came up with?
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The problem is just annoying to make the changes. I have to hook up the cables to the TV. Open system preferences, click detect displays and then drag the menubar over to the second monitor. It is a lot of work if there is some simple way to get it to just do the preview on a second output.
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You shouldn't make fun of nerds... you'll be working for one some day.
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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The playback will always be on the monitor with the menu bar. There's no way of getting around this. You could operate in mirrored mode instead of extended desktop.
Steve
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That will work. It sure makes it much easier than trying to navigate the mouse on the 37" screen from across the room (I can't see the mouse unless I right click to get a menu).
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