Analog Way AW VIDEOCOMPOSITOR - LIVECORE PLATFORM - Ref. AWVDC Smart Graphics module - Manual (Page 7)

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Targets Properties Description
Label The target name
Target background color The target background color
Analog source join Analog join used to send the source identifier dropped onto a target.
Also used by the control system to set the target source
Analog join top position The analog join used to receive and send the layer top position
Analog join left position The analog join used to receive and send the layer left position
Analog join width The analog join used to receive and send the layer width
Analog join height The analog join used to receive and send the layer height
Analog Z order join The analog join used to send and receive the layer Z order
Target name join Use this join to change the target name. Sending an empty string ("")
will not have any affect, but sending the string containing the space
character only (" ") will remove the title
Label background color The layer label background color
Label background alpha The layer label background transparency level
Useful notes
System message joins:
It is critical to link the two serial joins with the Analog Way main module in order to display the
VideoCompositor module.
Synchronization messages are exchanged between the two modules. If these
two joins are not properly configured, the VideoCompositor module will remain hidden.
Sources snapshots:
Source objects own different image resources such as “Background image path”, “Remote image URL” and
“Snapshot URL”. The background image path is the default logo representing the source (static image). The
“Remote image URL” property provides a way to display the “current” source live snapshot above the logo
(refresh rate defined by the “Snapshot load speed” property). If this image can be downloaded, the end
user will be able to see the corresponding snapshot ‘above’ the logo. The “snapshot URL” property is used
by layers to display a larger snapshot of the source (in most of the cases, this property will match the
“Remote image URL” property).