

In this special instance, full-screen playback begins from the current play position when you click the full-screen button, and ends either at the end of the movie or when you press the Esc key. On a single monitor system, a full-screen preview (other than external) must obviously use the same screen as Studio’s own interface. The options available on the list depend on your display hardware.

The Show full screen preview on dropdown list lets you specify how Studio should preview when you click the full-screen button on the Player. The option should be checked unless you are having display problems during preview. On some machines there may be a noticeable performance cost to this option.Įnable hardware acceleration takes advantage of the advanced capabilities of your graphics card where applicable. If you have exacting requirements for the preview, and particularly if you are targeting an external output device for preview (by selecting it on the External dropdown list), you may need to check Enable full-resolution preview. The five areas on this panel provide hardware and previewing settings.īecause of the central role of previewing during interactive video editing, Studio provides a number of settings that affect preview behavior.įor previewing on a computer monitor, the default preview, at quarter-frame resolution, is probably quite good enough.
