Each playback block consists of one or more clips. A clip can be a video, an audio track, a graphic, or a live input: Meaning of the symbols and information from left to right: The green checkmark indicates that PLAYDECK … Read More
A playback block always starts with the block header, which contains the name of the block as well as information on scheduled start times, if applicable. Blocks can be moved my clicking and moving the Block Header. If you press … Read More
PLAYDECK can freely scale and position the content to be played back within the selected output resolution. This is especially useful if the playback is to be performed on a medium which has a different physical resolution and expects the … Read More
Within a playlist, you can not only use videos, graphics or audio tracks for playback, but you can also receive and output a live video signal. So you can automatically switch to another video source directly from the playlist without … Read More
Use the top three drop-down boxes to set the desired values for output resolution, color space and audio bitrate. Please note that the output card you are using may not necessarily be able to display all offered resolutions. If in … Read More
PLAYDECK supports GPU-supported decoding via compatible Nvidia or Intel graphics cards for playback of files created in H.264 (AVC), H.265 (HEVC) or mpeg2 codec. In addition, a large number of rendering processes (scaling, frame rate conversion, output rendering) are performed … Read More
Under this menu item you can save your personal PLAYDECK settings under one of the ten available user profiles. All settings you have made under the menu item Settings are saved and are available after selecting a profile. If you … Read More
By selecting this checkbox, PLAYDECK will be displayed in fullscreen mode and hides the Windows taskbar. If you don’t need the Overlay and Action buttons for your work, uncheck this box to gain more space for displaying the playlist. Activate … Read More