First CC 2015 - the program monitor turns black under a lot of effects

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• First CC - the program monitor goes black after a few minutes

  Hello

  
  I have the following problem:
  After 5-10 minutes, the program first DC monitor (2015) becomes black. The sequence and any remains intact, I can still do everything, but it does not show on the program monitor. When I restart first nothing is deleted or changed in any way that I myself.

  Technical information:
  I use Windows 8.1, 12 GB of RAM on 2 TB of free space on my hard drive and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 650.

  I would be very happy if anyone of you could help me with this problem because it's really in the way of my workflow to restart every few minutes.

  -Clara

  Thanks for all the help, but fortunately, the problem disappeared after the new update and I hope it stays like that.

• Files using PNG causes the program monitor go black

  I use a PNG image and it is results in various areas of the program sequence timeline to go black monitor. Even when scouring or switch to the new sequence, it's always black. I'll hit play and you will see on the screen, then I stop when it goes back to black. I've updated to the latest version of the driver (7.5.21), Mac OS CUDA is 10.11.1 and first is 2015.0.2. I have front and back, it works sometimes, but then when I adjust the image scale, he goes back to black.

  Convert image psd or tiff and then import it.

• The program monitor is black, no video after installing the new card chart

  I bought a graphics card PNY Nvidia Quadro 2000 a few days ago, and since that it is been installed, I was unable to watch videos in my program, the source or the same reference monitor.

  Similarly, if I designate one of my monitors soley for video playback, the screen is all black, and as the timecode to advance my calendar I only hear.

  My project is using "The Mercury Playback Engine GPU acceleration" for first Pro CS6.0.1

  I went to use a graphics card with two graphics cards and installed a third-party monitor. I spent these days around trying everything I could think of, I even uninstalled and reinstalled the first.

  Hardware specifications:

  Windows 7 ultimate (64 bit)

  HP Pavilion h8-1230z

  AMD-FX8150 Ghz 8 core processesor 3.59

  16 GB OF RAM

  PS 600W

  EVGA Nvidia GeForce GTX 550Ti

  PNY Nvidia Quadro 2000

  I use a PCI x 16 for the Quadro 2000

  I use a PCI x 1 adapter w / x 1 - x 16 slot for the 550Ti

  Could be the problem?

  More information

  Vectorscope, all scopes, YC - waveform Display modes all work.

  I downloaded the latest Nvidia drivers for both of my cards.

  I did not receive messages error or had problems in After Effects CS6, as video playback works fine in my other adobe applications.

  Since you have very recently purchased the Quadro, try to return it and replace it with a nVidia GTX 670. Approximately equal to the price, but the GTX 670 is much faster and it supports up to 4 monitors, so you can remove the Ti 550 and sell.

  I guess your problem is configuring dual video card that use different drivers. Double video cards is possible, even if PR can use the main map, but drivers must be the same for both cards and this is not the case.

• The program monitor randomly goes black

  First Pro CC uses for months and no problem.  All of a sudden, the program monitor goes black, then back over video transitions between clips, then goes black again.

  I have a HP workstation, with a processor of xenon 12-core, 32 GB RAM, 9 TB of disk storage hard (the first 1 TB flash), blazing fast dedicated with a ton of video memory video card.  It's worked wonders for 12 months and with all the other products Adobe (Photoshop, Lightroom) and hundreds of other programs.  I have NOT changed any video card or video processing settings.   I don't have a hardware problem - it is a problem with Adobe first Pro CC.

  I spent the maximum money on the hardware and the software more later/better (even though I hate paying a subscription for software).  And now this...   Moreover, I understand now and still not a bug, but when the screen goes black in a video software - well, it's like losing your direction while on the highway - it's sort of IMPORTANT - wouldn't you say Adobe?

  I'll scream at Adobe on Monday, but have a serious work that must be done this weekend.

  Is there any help that works?

  You use the latest versions (which numbers?) of Adobe CC?

  Try resetting the workspace.

  Try to update or restore your video driver.

  Try to remove the media cache files.

  Try resetting preferences.

• The program monitor shows nothing

  I just got CC and started to edit a project that I had initially started on another computer in the trial CS6.

  Open the project, he has converted format CC, find the files and everything. When I preview the it, the program monitor shows black, but audio parts. I tried with a new project and add a few titles and still nothing in the program monitor. When I exported the media, he appeared correctly, but forecasts were black.

  No idea how I could fix this? After Effects displays previews very well, QuickTime seems to work without problems, and I'm a little lost.

  EDIT: Checked the file Adobe Premiere Pro preview files: there is a file called Untitled.PRV (my project is untitled) which is empty. Shouldn't there be something in there?

  Running on a new computer, 8 GB of RAM, i7-3630QM 2.4 GHz, 2 x GeForce GT650M, etc. I don't think the specs are the cause.

  Thanks for this tip. Read all over the web; It turns out that the codec packs is bad (I didn't) and decided to uninstall those that I donwloaded. First is always present, so it was definitely a driver problem.

• Clip displays only when moving in the program monitor

  From CS6, I'm putting in tune with first CC 2014.  I noticed that when the zoom level select anything less than 100%, the element in the program monitor goes black when he doesn't play.  In other words, if the level is set to the Fit or 75%, I can't see him once he stops playing.  Has anyone seen this behavior and most importantly, can you tell me how to correct?

  Thank you!!

  I'm happy to announce that I suspect to be a problem of setting is proven true.  Activation of the grid 'transparency' by clicking on the two key in the source monitor and program fixed the problem.

• View of ExternalMonitor of the 'monitor Source' to "The program monitor" switch?

  It worked well in CS6, but I went to first CC and my external monitor is displayed the contents of the 'monitor Source' of first only, not "the program monitor. When the monitor of the timeline or program is selected, the extrenal monitor is black. But slecting monitor Source plays very well on the moitor extrenal (via SDI connection)

  How to switch to display the signal from the program monitor my external monitor rather than the Source monitor?

  Configuration of the Tech: using Blackmagic ultrastudio mini monitor to send the SDI signal. Installing the latest driver for the Blackmagic ultrastudio, approved for Adobe CC everything works perfectly in first CS6, it is a question within the first CC.

  Thank you!

  Change the fields option in the settings of the sequence to 'No fields (progressive scan)' fixed.

  Thank you!!!

• The program monitor keeps going black in first Pro CC

  PC - first Pro CC - AMD Fire Pro (13.101 - 130604 a - 158071E - ATI)

  I'm working on a project and the program monitor keeps going black in first Pro CC while I'm working on the script. I got like 28 GB of memory granted to the program and update the latest version of the driver for my graphics card. No idea why this continues to happen, but the only way I can get around it is to reboot. When I go to close the program hangs and I have to stop it in system preferences.

  Under a crazy period if you can help? Thank you

  Hi Jonathan,.

  We have not seen a response from you because you have created this thread. Please let us know if you have solved the problem completely. For others on this thread, a few things were useful to solve the problem of 'black screen '.

  1. If your computer is underpowered and outdated (especially your CPU and GPU), he will expose the problem of 'black screen '. Consider upgrading your components or by switching to a newer computer.
  2. If your computer is newer and has components that are well within spec (core i7, 2 + GB VRAM for your GPU, etc) and you get the problem of 'black screen', it is likely to do with your GPU drivers or you have two GPUS and the Control Panel has the GPU badly activated for high quality graphics features. Control Panel for your GPU is probably pointing to the GPU to lower power of two.
     • Note that even if you have a considerably amplified GPU, it may be an old one that does not support drivers for a new version of OS X or Windows
  3. The GPU is problematic, in general. Choose file > project settings > general and set the converter to Mercury Playback Engine Software only
  4. Avoid the update to OS X 10.11

  Other workaround solutions include:

  1. Open the reference monitor: window > reference monitor
  2. Turn off the track (eyeball) power off, then on again. (Note: this may take a few tries)
  3. If you have already updated to OS X 10.11, OS X update to the current version
  4. Restore previous versions of video drivers video drivers
  5. Rolling back to a previous operating system
  6. Restoration of an earlier version of Premiere Pro

  I will mark this message as the correct answer and will add that other solutions users can have about it. Send me a PM if you think that your solution should be listed.

  Thank you
  Kevin

• Problems with the program monitor for 20 to 90 seconds with project started in first CC2014 using CC2015

  I'm just finishing an important project for first Pro CC2015 and it tests my patience. Whenever I do an edit simple ripple and transitions program window to view side-by-side, CC2015 PP becomes somewhat insensitive for anywhere between 20 and 90 seconds. Sometimes it does not recover at all. When I say it's a bit insensitive, I mean I can always move clips, remove clips, or manipulate the clips in any way I want on the timeline. But the program monitor just sits on that same side-by-side view. The side-by-side never displayed the images while ripple editing is performed. The source window, audio mixer and lumetri litters all stop working. But they recover before the window of the program.

  This project was launched in 2014 CC and we should never have improved while in the middle of this project, but now it's too late to go back. It does this on two PCs at work and my PC at home. I started a new project, and no problem with changes to the ripple. Although there are minor, other performance issues, more generally I'm not happy about this day with first CC 2015. I also found a CC2014 project that will not export the correct proportions using CC2015, but just, we returned to the 2014 project to continue working on it.

  Number for ripple editing, eventually everything comes back and still works, but only once so far. Only once, however, my PC completely frozen and had to be returned. I built this PC at hand and never charge anything on what I have needed for my work. This is the first time that this PC has frozen more than 3 years that I used it. Sometimes, a program crashes, but never the entire system.

  Did anyone else out there having this problem?

  MY ADVICE: Finish the projects of CC2014 on CC2014! Stick with new projects with CC2015. or just hold off on upgrading.

  Hi Lisa,

  Disable "Composite overview for Trim" in the timeline view settings and see if that helps to run.

  

  Your Advisor not to switch versions of the programs in the middle of a project is the RIGHT HAND RULE of THUMB of video editing. + 1 for your advice.

  Thank you

  Regalo

• The first Pro CS5.5 program monitor

  When I edit my videos, I can see my video in the source monitor.  However, I can't see my video in the program monitor.  Why is the cup of my video program monitor?  I hit "fit to screen" and still couldn't see the heads of the people in the video.  Suggestions?

  FAQ: How to choose the right sequence settings?

• Why my subtitles appear in the program monitor?

  Howdy!

  I'm doing some captions, body CC 2015, horrible on a video with an audio track.  I created the subtitle file, turn on the display of the legend on the program monitor and made sure legends I created (just a little far) are activated without a doubt too.  When I saw the legends in the monitor, I exported just the section captioned a. MOV file, with embedded captions once and once with them "engraved" on the video.  The subtitles are displayed, even if they are a bit of a mess (spaces, etc.), so I know that the first known legends.  So... why they do not appear in the program monitor?

  Any help appreciated!

  (- Jim 8 ^)

  Looks like that the first default - folder > new > legends > video settings > new legends

  default values for the Standard CEA-608

  and the program, the default monitor - key > legends display > settings > CEA-708 Standard

  Thus, with the legend, the program monitor's two default settings does not appear

  for me to have the subtitles to display in the program monitor, I had to 'match' standards of legend

  but, what happened to change the font size? Are you able to do? I thought I read in the legend help first, this type of policy, the size, was editable, so am I missing something?

• Export lack contrast compared to the program monitor

  First of all; I'm running on Windows 10 first CC 2015.1 and using a GPU Nvidia GeForce Ti GTX750. I use Dell U2412M twins IPS monitors that are calibrated using a Spyder4Pro.

  Any codec I export to it always seems to be the same discrepancy between what displays the program monitor (as well as the preview to export) and video after export. I used VLC, the native Windows! 0 Reader (film & TV), Quicktime and HTML5. I have all these images will appear less saturated and lacking in contrast. Play exported images on an other machine parts, even relatively faded image.

  I've been reading a lot of posts on this topic, seems to be a common problem, and try to find a solution that works, none of the suggestions I've read have solved the problem in my case.

  • I checked the settings in the Nvidia Control Panel, everything is configured to use the Nvidia settings. Returning to the video player settings makes it even more flat.
  • The only one who came close it is make some additional adjustments when exporting via the effects tab. However, it's something drastic workaround with the overcompensated preview.
  • It isn't just Quicktime that has this issue, it is in all areas.

  Y at - it a setting I have not spotted, either during the export process, or to set the display within the first I missed which would give me a parity between the preview that displays the monitor program and exit? This seems a little silly that the Visual tool used when the color correction and classification of images seems to be a rule in its own right...

  Below screenshot shows the same part of a few images, VLC on the left and the program within the first right monitor.

  

  Thanks in advance for any idea on this issue.

  After a little experimentation this morning, I think I can find the answer. I use some Look of Tom Antos LUTs as part of my process of dimming on my current project. Without these elements in the equation for the difference between the program monitor and images exported in VLC is almost the same makes no difference.

  It is interesting export a file from .cube since Lumetri color Panel with everything Tom Antos LUT applied and then using this file in the ranking. .cube seems to cure the problem. There must be either something wrong with the formatting of the original Tom Antos LUT where changes to the image have been applied in the program monitor but were then omitted in the rendering process. Tom Antos READ appeared in or an earlier version of the first, and there is a kind of incompatibility. Anyway, to re-record the LUT as a native first CC 2015.1 .cube file seems to fix the problem.

  I take this opportunity to thank R Neil Haugen and J. Simon for their valuable input

  I hope that don't cross is not all 'line in the sand' marking my own answer to my original question as the answer...

• After my computer blocked the secondary screen turns black.

  Former title: Second monitor fades when locking computer

  Hello

  I scoured the interwebs for a solution or even an explanation of this problem and have not found a thing. When I lock my workstation at the office, at the forefront of my second monitor turns black (however I can still see my cursor) and I see the screen of my computer locked on my primary monitor.

  It was like that, because they put me on Windows 7 and I would like to disable it if I could, if for no other reason it takes absolute ages to get the screen to respond to the keyboard entry, then takes even more time to restore my desktop computer.

  Also, I think that it a little ruin the aesthetics of the workstation and sometimes I return to my office and am still wondering if anyone has played a trick my unplug my monitor or turn it off.

  Thank you.

  Hello
   
  
  If you lock the computer, the primary monitor will display the lock screen and the secondary monitor will remain black. This behavior is by design in Windows 7. Because your computer is locked, so your data is safe on the computer.
  
  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• The program monitor shows only half of the picture

  Hi I'm new in preview, for some reason any when I open a photo in the program monitor, it shows that half of the picture, straight cut, in the Center (see below). I used to be able to see the entire photo and add the title and text to it.

  what setting should I bring back to normal?

  

  The first thing I would look at is the Sequence of parameters - click, on the top menu and ensure that the settings are - post a screenshot please. Your program monitor looks like a size extra-large, much wider than the standard ratio 16:9 HD or 4 K.

  The setting sequence is the basis for everything in your project - if it's wrong to start, all you will be affected later.

  Once you have a correct adjustment sequence you are satisfied, still images or video clips you want to use may not be the same dimensions/dimensions you chose for your sequence (such as 1080 p which is 1920 x 1080 pixels). You may have a still picture with larger dimensions, and then it will appear cropped as you currently see as its size does not match sequencing. Think of it as the photo was too big for a picture frame.

  As Jim mentioned, you can use the effect Adobe path across the source to fit, however it can be quicker and easier to simply with the right button of the image on the timeline, and then select define framework - this will automatically go to the media in your sequence.

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

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