Can Premiere Pro display multiclip angles via transmit to an external monitor?

Hello Forum,
Is it possible to have the angle view of multicamera viewable via transmit to an external monitor? (via Blackmagic Intensity Pro)
Currently, it only displays the active angle.
Thanks all!
- Ryan

I've seen informational programs on working in an editing/grading suite with clients, even to doing so with say a client and the editor on one continent, and the colorist on another continent, with screen-sharing programs. Setting up to do that they had one monitor for their basic controls, a program monitor, and a larger (and spendy) b-cast quality monitor for the person running the station, and another monitor set to the side that could be switched to either show the b-cast monitor signal or program monitor OR the basic controls, depending on what they needed to show to the client. And this one was typically a calibrated but nowhere near as expensive monitor as the "working" monitors.
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