See, I’ve got a whole setup including my openGear frame, including like a lot of stuff. I will show you guys some stuff at the end, yeah. And I know this is slightly off script, but you even use it in your own home office for some interesting things, so I’m hoping you reveal that later, too. I like this high level look at DashBoard and how you’re using it. So it’s a really, really neat program because it gives you a lot of native control over different hardware to get your production done and get everything out there, get everything controlled. So you have developers, well they probably know JavaScript, they can do it. Create a TCP connection between devices, send it to some things, control your graphics.
And they all connect to DashBoard.ĭashBoard can talk to all of them same time. There’s a ton more that can all be stuck in a single frame or multiple frames, depending on how many you have. I mean, you just saw Bill show you a bunch. So I mean, that’s 130 different partners creating different devices. So just in openGear alone, we have 130 partners. It allows us to connect to so many different things, and one of these things is openGear, for example. It’s really, really neat, because it’s so diverse.
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So DashBoard is this really awesome free program. So you guys have been hearing about openGear, you’ve heard a little bit about DashBoard. We can implement live stuff for your live event, or augmented reality for your live event.Īnd now we’ll come to DashBoard.
One in front of the green screens, putting AR elements in front of things like really neat stuff.
We also have graphic integration, so you have your own team that does graphic design, we can integrate that into a graphics package, for example. We do your graphic design, we can do it if you want. Can you move it, Matt? Rocket Surgery is split into a couple different groups. We do production, we do integration, we do all sorts of things. We do graphics, we do triggering control through DashBoard. We’re the Creative Services arm of Ross Video. This option allows you to trigger a Custom Control.So first of all, we’re Rocket Surgery. If you try to trigger a GPI output, nothing will happen. This option allows you to trigger a GPI input and whatever action is assigned to it. However, it uses the auto transition when turning the key on and off. This setting works like Key Cut with the same settings. The Key Cut setting let's you turn the selected Key on and off using a cut transition. ME and MME are also supported on Carbonite and Graphite switchers depending on your specific model. MLE is a legacy mode that works with Vision and Acuity. The Key Cut command defaults to using the ME as the Bus Source, but it still supports MLE and MME (Mini-ME). The Fade To Black command performs a fade-to-black transition. You can also assign multiple actions to a single slide. You can edit or remove any action by right-clicking on the slide with an action assigned to it. If the command you select has additional options, a second window will open after selecting it. Right-click on any slide, select Add Action, select Communication, select RossTalk, and then select the command you want to send. RossTalk commands are added as slide actions. You will see a green line to the left when it is connected. You may also want to change the name to match whatever you're controlling to make it easier to identify it.Ĭlick the Back button and then click on Connect to enable the device. The only setting that you need to change is the Address and Port to connect to your specific RossTalk device. You will see the settings window after selecting it from the list. RossTalk allows ProPresenter to control a variety of settings on different Ross switchers.Ĭlick the + to add the RossTalk device. At this time, RossTalk is only an available option on Mac.
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