Using graphic follows audio, Using, Graphic – Adtec digital Soloist-HD Pro (version 02.07.09) Manual User Manual
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In conjunction with Display Matrix:
Step
Action
1
Create your content.
When creating content for synchronous playback to be used with the Display
Matrix, you should be aware of your overall display area. (ex. 2X2, 3X3 or
4X4) .
You should use the dimensions of the overall piece.
If each display is 1920 by 1080 and your overall display is 2 by 2, then the size
of your content would be 3840 by 2160.
This will allow you to use the same piece of content on all four of your screens.
Keep in mind that your final content needs to be included in an MPEG 2
Transport Stream.
2
Once you have your content, upload it to the units and
3
Select one of the units to act as the master and set the other three units as
slaves.
To do this with the on-board Web UI User Interface:
1. connect to the unit.
3. find the drop-down box for "STC Beacon" and select "Master".
4. repeat this process to create the three Slave units, selecting "Slave".
To do this via
1. log into the unit.
2. use the * STC command to configure the unit.
3. See the API documentation provided by pointing a browser to the IPA of the
unit for more details.
4
Set up the Display Matrix to utilize specific sections of the screen.
See the API notes on the * DMX command for additional details.
The overall result is that you have created one piece of content that can be spread proportionally on a
video wall.
Note: Video Files must contain an audio track, even if it is empty, for proper synchronization.
Using Graphic Follows Audio
Graphic Follows Audio or GFA is a feature of the firmware and requires no configuration. It allows for the
display of a specific On-Screen-Display (OSD) Graphic to coincide at the same time and duration as a
specified audio file. The OSD graphic will display in the center of the screen at full resolution
automatically.