Output
Getting the scene to real hardware: every projector and display reaches a physical output, and audio reaches a device.
Skip this stage when preparing a project away from the installation — a scene builds and content plays without any of it. Do it on site.
Do this in order
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Route video — connect each projector and display to the GPU output it is cabled to. Until this is done the scene can look perfectly correct while the screen stays black.
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Route audio — create an audio output for the device and channels you are using, then connect what should reach it.
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Add a matrix mixer — only when the channel counts going in and coming out differ, or individual channels need adjusting on the way.
Done when: every projector and display in the scene shows a signal on its physical device, and audio reaches its outputs. Nothing here is about what the image looks like — that is the next stage.
Also in this section
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Driving LED pixel fixtures and architectural lighting over Art-Net or sACN — an output of a different kind, pixels mapped to DMX channels |
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One high-resolution output split into several smaller ones by an external splitter |
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Recover an Output When a Monitor Is Unplugged or Moved (Ghost Outputs) |
Recovering an output when a monitor was unplugged or moved, keeping its routing, warp and blend |
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Turning an output off without removing it |
More options
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Warp, Blend & Black Level — for projection, making the image correct on the screen
Playback — putting content on a timeline and running it