dmachine said:I like to watch that while listening to music and would like to still be able to do stuff on my PB's screen.
dmachine said:I also have another question. Can I get the iTunes visualizer to play on my external monitor and not on my PB's screen? I like to watch that while listening to music and would like to still be able to do stuff on my PB's screen.
MrSugar said:As for itunes, I believe an above poster was right about just making sure it's on the other monitor when you run it. You should be able to do that without any problems. If you are running into something, let us know what it is.
Aliquis said:You can change the order of the monitors in the displays pref. Then you're menu bar and dock will still be on the same monitor, but on the extended monitor instead of the current main.
It sucks, but I hope this helps. That's what I have to do at work too. I have to set the second monitor (swap them by grabbing the icon of one and positioning in on the other side of the other.) to be your main.
slinky0390 said:not that i want to try this but.. if you switch the order of the monitors so that the dock and menu bar is on the external monitor and not on the powerbooks monitor, and you disconnect the external monitor while the dock is on it.. will the dock automaticly go to the powerbooks display, or will it dissapear
It will go back.slinky0390 said:not that i want to try this but.. if you switch the order of the monitors so that the dock and menu bar is on the external monitor and not on the powerbooks monitor, and you disconnect the external monitor while the dock is on it.. will the dock automaticly go to the powerbooks display, or will it dissapear
pdpfilms said:One cannot do visualizers on a second display. itunes (for some rediculous reason) does not support this. You can find it by searching "visualizer" in the itunes helper, and clicking the first support option.
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"Full-screen iTunes Visualizer effects only work with the primary display. Make sure the iTunes window is on the primary display before turning on full-screen visualizer effects."