Advice on Multi Monitor Set Up Professional
Alright guys and gals, I'm upgrading my computer and work area finally to support dual monitors etc. This is what I want, and I'd love some suggestions on what I should choose based on your experiences.
What I use and have now: XP w/ 512MB PC800 RAM WD 80G 7200 Drive WD 40G 7200 Drive 80GB Firewire External Drive Promise Ultra133 controller card DVD ROM, 48X CDR, Sony DRU-500A DVD -/+ R -/+RW Nvidia GeForce 2 Ultra 64MB 4 port FireWire PCI Card 19" Sony Trinitron Flat CRT VGA Post Software: Premiere 6.5 Photoshop 7.0 DvdIt PE GL2 w/ 4k worth of other stuff from ZOTZ THE BEST! I want a dual monitor setup for my work area in Premiere. I would also like a Professional NTSC/PAL monitor to preview output from Premiere. I would rather not deal w/ any Canopus/Pinnacle products, as I really don't need all that software etc. I'd like to achive what I want with just one more 19" CRT and then a NTSC monitor hooked up to a dual or 3 monitor display card. Is this possible using Premiere and what I have now? Thanks for your time guys/gals! Michael Botkin |
There are two possibilities for sure and one I'm not totally sure
on: 1. leave your camera connected and on and you can hook up your TV/broadcast monitor to that 2. get a dedicated board like canopus 3. I heard that there is a card out by ATI that support video overlay on all of its output connectors (which other graphics cards do not!!!) and you might be able to open the preview window on that screen and maximize it or something? This is the one I'm not to sure on... |
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