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Table of Contents 1 Introduction...
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Dataton WATCHOUT software and this
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System Overview This section provid
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Software Overview Stage Window Time
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Related Technologies QuickTime Java
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Display Computer Network Displays T
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tors often results in grey banding
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Plasma Displays Plasma displays are
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Display Software Obtain the WATCHOU
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Network Hook-up Stand-alone System
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Using Switches The second option us
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Displays 15-pin Mini D-sub Connecto
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Projection Screens Sound Sound outp
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Next, choose the “IP Address” t
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• Set “Connect Via” to “Eth
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Energy Saver • Open the “Energy
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Monitors • Open the “Monitors
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Control Strip • Open the “Contr
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Displays General Set-up Considerati
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A keystone-shaped image resulting f
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Sound The sound system should be pr
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Removing Unused Files All files tra
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The scalability allows you to creat
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Controlling the Environment Display
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These positions can be entered nume
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A large image spanning multiple dis
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Video playback requires powerful pl
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For photographic images (eg, scanne
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Using Adobe lllustrator Follow thes
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Using Adobe Photoshop Follow these
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6. Set the options as shown to the
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• The origin of the movie; eg, co
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Computer Generated Material When us
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Using Transparency Computer generat
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Choosing a Codec Codec stands for e
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Pre-splitting Large Movies In order
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This is how you would split a movie
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to export the video in a “QuickTi
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sound files is usually not an issue
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84 Chapter 6: Media Files them inde
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multiple display areas will line up
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WATCHOUT to use relative file acces
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Timeline The Timeline window shows
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Layering Media The horizontal track
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Optimizing Playback of Large Videos
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Tween Tracks Adding a Tween track T
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