It is possible to change one widget for another, by opening its contextual menu and selecting a different widget from the list. If you want a fullscreen Scopes view in your secondary Monitor, you can either display the Media Panel in the primary monitor or select the "Hide" option from the "Media Panel" dropdown menu. If you do not wish to use the Scopes view, you can enable the "Full Width" option inside the "Media Panel" dropdown button. The view currently set in the viewport displaying the Scopes view is the same as the view selected in the current viewport, when in multi-view.The Playback Maximum Precision setting is set to a value other than "No Update".
The information displayed in the Scopes view widgets dynamically updates during playback, under certain conditions: Within Batch, a viewport is available to enable the Scopes view. The preference is enabled by default, displaying the Media Panel on the secondary monitor.īy default, the Scopes view is displayed in addition to the Media Panel in the secondary monitor in all tabs other than Batch. It enables you to decide if the Media Panel is displayed on the primary or the secondary monitor. Whether you're in the Player or in Multi-View, you can change Scopes widgets by right-clicking the Widget and selecting another widget from the contextual menu.Īside from the Player and Viewports, the Scopes view can also be displayed in the secondary monitor of a Dual Monitor configuration.Ī preference called "Display on 2nd Monitor" is available under the Media Panel section of the General tab, in the Preferences menu. When in multi-view, the Scopes view is displayed on top of the selected viewport and the information displayed in the Scopes widget is derived from the underlying image, NOT from a different viewport. When using the Player, the Scopes view is displayed to the right of the Player. And the panel can be resized by dragging the line between the panel and the image in the player. The standard “Continuous Pan” and “Continuous Zoom” shortcuts are used to pan or zoom the image or the scopes (depending on the position of the cursor when the pan/zoom operation starts). You can change the view by using the "Viewing" button or by using the viewing shortcuts to change the information inside the different widgets. In the player, the Scopes are accessible via the “Show Scopes” entry in the player Options popup. In viewports, the Scopes view can be enabled using the Show Scopes option, from the contextual menu or by using the "Display" button, located in the View menu > Scopes section.
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