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How to put video scopes to the right of viewer?

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27 Nov 2020 10:14 - 27 Nov 2020 10:15 #111073 by Vinc26
Hi, Yes, the question is very simple. Once in vertical mode, how to put the  video scopes to the right of viewer?

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Vincent
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27 Nov 2020 16:42 #111076 by JoeEditor
What do you mean by Verticle Mode?
You can't move the Scopes, they are where they are.

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27 Nov 2020 19:27 #111080 by Vinc26
This option :) (joined)
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27 Nov 2020 20:11 #111082 by JoeEditor
Ah, I see, in the scopes setup, right.
OK, so once you get into vertical mode, and it does what it says, stacks your scopes vertically, on top of each other.  
If you want the scopes to the side of the viewer, that would be the default horizontal mode.  
And in horizontal mode, you can’t move the scopes to the right of the viewer.  Scopes on left, Viewer on right, that’s it, can’t swap them.  Not that I’ve ever found it to matter.

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28 Nov 2020 06:20 #111092 by Vinc26
Thanks you. I'm trying to put the scopes on the right because I have a very large second monitor (an OLED TV). And that given the location that this monitor has in my office, I would prefer to have my viewer on the left. But not possible. :)

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28 Nov 2020 15:46 #111099 by JoeEditor
Ah, two monitors, that’s different, sort of…
FCP in the Window menu, under Secondary Display, allows you to put the Browser, Viewer, or Timeline on a second monitor.  But that’s about it.  Put your Viewer on the secondary monitor, then place it to the right of your system monitor, perhaps?

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