Synchronized Content
48 Inspired XPress - Programming Guide
Note that you can use a negative value for the frame border for overlapping projected screens.
These 3 settings are where the user needs to customize for their individual setup, and some trial and error is
required to get the look and feel correct.
Array Columns - 2 - refers to the number of screens the project has across
Array rows - 2 - refers to the number of screens the project has down
At this point the basics of the multiscreen project have been set, and the design of content can now be added to this
configurable template, by using the previously describe techniques in this guide.
Creating a Multiscreen Project from Templates
The second method for working with multiscreen content is to create your XPress project and change the index.svg to
one of the templates which have been downloaded from the AMX website previously.
This is done using the following steps:
1. Creating a Multiscreen for a template project will follow the same steps 1-5 from the Creating a Configurable
Multiscreen Project section on page 46.
2. At step 5, delete the 'index.svg' in the new multiscreen project created.
3. Open a new tab in the Workspace Area and move to the My Templates folder in the work area, and open the
Multiscreen Folder (FIG.59):
4. Multiscreen templates are now visible in the Workspace Area, pick the template that the project requires, drag the
template from the Multiscreen folder, hover over the project tab, which will open the new project with the blank
Workspace, and drop the template into the Workspace (FIG.60):
All content must obey the limitations of a single IS-SPX Player. For instance, the
maximum resolution for a displayed video is SD. If you want to display video with
higher resolution, the video must be cut into 4 or more segments of smaller sizes.
When mixing IS-SPX-1000 and IS-SPX-1300 Players, the displayed content must
adhere to the maximum boundaries of the IS-SPX-1000. Due to different device
performance, it is recommended to use the same product range in order to keep
content synchronized across multiple screens.
FIG. 59 Finding the multiscreen templates