Ten years have past since I first asked for this, please join me here http://community.avid.com/forums/p/59857/453617.aspx#453617 we have a bad approximation of resolution indipendence with DNxHR and custom frame size up to a certain size, perhaps within the boundaries of 4kish IIRC, and that might have increased with MC 2018.7, that, AFAIU, supports

It's not an MC/Premiere thing, it's the way Windows and OSX handle the screen(s): in Windows the menu is tied to the program's window (!), in Mac OS the menu bar is "floating", and can be moved to any monitor You like, or even cloned in all the available monitors (default); it's a different window management, and there's

Hi there, what if You link and transcode instead importing?

Right click on rec monitor works as it always did here with MC 2018.5, as it did with previous 2018.x releases.

Many flavours of Osmo files, and "easily managed" seems to be a matter of personal opinions. On a beefed up latest MacPro I've found Osmo C4K files barely manageable, just enough to link and transcode, some may think a sluggish MC is acceptable, I do not. We need to know the footage resolution the OP is talking about, and sys specs.

You can also select the sequence in the bin and hit CTRL-d. Not seeing this supposed bug in MC 2018.x. Is leaving 8.9 and jumping to 2018.5 an option?

Windows 10 on an unsupported system, local disks, no sluggishness, but I have random crashes too quitting MC 2018.3-4-5.

Don't know Your system specs, but DJI files are quite heavy, I link and transcode without even touching them since working with the linked files is too painful, even for simple tasks.

[quote user="Lukas Boeck"]i'd rather do 2560x1440 at that size.[/quote] Agreed. Two of them. I find that a beefy video card is more needed to push high resolution monitors than real time effects. A single 4k monitor will be more uncomfortable to work with than a couple of 2560x1440 monitors IMHO, especially if You're accostumed to

PS set bin display to show anything involved with the sequence doesn't do the trick either...