[Resolved] Video preview on main screen
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 1:05 am
Hi Mike,
I'm now running 11.2.5 which in general seems excellent but have had a few problems.....
The video preview on the main run screen has disappeared and can I get it back??? No! The second screen output is fine on the projector but the lack of the preview on the main screen is disconcerting. I have tried everything I know including un-installing and re-installing SCS, looked all through the help files.....
This seems to have happened after a real foul up. Fades on some stills and videos weren't terribly smooth, so I thought I'd try a different video renderer..... and managed to lock myself out of SCS as, when the program was re-run to try the new renderer, the mouse failed to operate within SCS.. Alright throughout the rest of the PC...but without the mouse you can't get into the options folder.......It took a lot of re-installing earlier versions, copying the cue list etc to get it back. But the preview screen seems to have disappeared somewhere in all the faffing about.
Any ideas?
Mark Seyler
I'm now running 11.2.5 which in general seems excellent but have had a few problems.....
The video preview on the main run screen has disappeared and can I get it back??? No! The second screen output is fine on the projector but the lack of the preview on the main screen is disconcerting. I have tried everything I know including un-installing and re-installing SCS, looked all through the help files.....
This seems to have happened after a real foul up. Fades on some stills and videos weren't terribly smooth, so I thought I'd try a different video renderer..... and managed to lock myself out of SCS as, when the program was re-run to try the new renderer, the mouse failed to operate within SCS.. Alright throughout the rest of the PC...but without the mouse you can't get into the options folder.......It took a lot of re-installing earlier versions, copying the cue list etc to get it back. But the preview screen seems to have disappeared somewhere in all the faffing about.
Any ideas?
Mark Seyler