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Hm... Just went to make a test clip to send and this time it's working! How very strange. I wonder if maybe I accidentally changed a setting before which caused the problem. I guess I must have. Anyway, I'm relieved it's working now. I'll have to re-make a lot of clips, but it'll be worth it to have ...

So does the lack of responses mean no one knows? Or is everyone just out for the weekend?

OK, here's some screenshots.

Properties of the original clip (this is just an example - as I said, this happens no matter what kind of clip I start with):

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l540/meganleb/PremiereClipProperties.gif

Properties of the sequence:

http://i1122.photobucket.com ...

I'm not on my own computer right now so I will have to post screen shots later, just want to point out that this happens with every single clip I use, no matter what it is. The source files are mostly films or television shows of various formats and aspect ratios. So I assume it's some setting in ...

I hope this is the right place for this question, since it's not specifically a Resolume issue. I'm trying to create clips in Adobe Premiere CS5 for use with Resolume. On the advice of an experienced VJ friend (who is sadly no longer available to assist me), I set my export template to use the DXV ...

Yes, I did that. That's no longer the problem. The problem is that when I select fullscreen output to the second screen, the whole program crashes. When I force-close it and re-open, it works fine, but that initial opening still causes it to crash, and since I don't keep it connected to a second ...

Aha, I figured out why it was on screen one again the second time - I forgot to open the program with the NVIDIA card after it crashed. So I tried it again - first time it crashed like before, but I force-closed it and re-opened using the NVIDIA and everything is suddenly working fine. I'm not sure ...

Good thing you corrected yourself there. I started typing my phone number, then re-read your post, deleted it and put in my log file instead. Anyway, it's sent now!

OK, I right-clicked and forced the high-performance NVIDIA one. First I tried windowed, and it worked fine, as before. Then I tried fullscreen, and the whole program froze. I had to ctrl+alt+del and use the task manager to force-close Resolume. Then when it opened again, the fullscreen was again on ...

Solve my problem and teach me all of the software, and then we can talk about phone numbers. :twisted:

This is what I have:

http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l540/meganleb/displayadapters.gif

One friend told me that it should switch automatically to the higher-end card when necessary, but ...