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When I use Remixvideo as vst the image on an external monitor only occupies 75% of the screen. This does not happen in standalone mode.

How can it be solved?

I'm using a Lenovo Y720

regards!

Not familiair with this, but more general approach would be to make the monitor is set to the right resolution before RMV is started.

Hi Milton,

I was able to test things out and can't seem to replicate your issue with Remixvideo as a VST in Ableton. Every time I hit fullscreen the video fills up my external monitor completely (1080p monitor)

I am running on a Mid 2012 MacBook Pro so I will test things out on my windows desktop, to see if that makes a difference.

It is also worth mentioning that I am also running Ableton 9.7.6 since I did not do the upgrade to Ableton 10. Let me know if you are using Ableton 10 and I can see if anyone else on the team has tested Remixvideo for that version yet. Otherwise it maybe a bug relating to the new Ableton version.

All the best,
Adam @Mixvibes

Just tested in Windows and couldn't replicate the issue there either.

The only thing I could think of would be to check the "Picture Control" tab on the Video page of the settings. It should look like this:


If the blue box isn't filling the rectangle completely like in the picture, then that is what the problem is, to reset it simply double click inside the blue box and it should fill the whole area.

Adam @Mixvibes

Thanks for your answer Adam.
My version of Live is 9.6.1
Check the items you mention and there is no result. The only way I worked was putting a third monitor. Ableton in one, Remixvideo (in VST) in another and there worked in full screen ...
The solution I found for not using a third monitor is to align the external monitor in vertical mode.



In this mode the image of Remixvideo is bigger than the monitor, in this way I can make it match from the picture control option that you mention.



It really is a program that solves my project of live music with images, I will try to use it. The external monitor is for editing, the Ultimate goal is to use it with a projector. (try it too and the result is the same)
I hope you understand why I'm translating with Google.
Regards!