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Jonas Dannert

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  1. This is what I recommend, if having installation issues:

     

    Please perform a clean un-install/re-install on the computers:

     

    Clean UN-install & RE-install of WATCHOUT

     

    Start with the Production computer:

     

    1) Disconnect the CodeMeter or WIBU-key dongle.

    2) Uninstall WATCHOUT and CodeMeter and/or WIBU-key software.

    3) Restart.

    4) Remove any eventual remaining WATCHOUT and CodeMeter and/or WIBU-key parts on the computer

    (In some, rare, cases, this even requires cleaning the registry, running "regedit" from Run...)

    5) Install the new WATCHOUT again, fresh.

    6) Restart.

    7) Connect the key again and let it install.

    8) Do the same process on your Display computer/s

    9) Launch your show and go online.

     

    QuickTime should be the latest, 7.7.5 or later.

     

    /jonas

  2. @TomT,

     

    "when using a MST-Hub no need of active adapters, because the MST is active itself.

    Tested. But maybe active Adapters are better i didn´t tested it."

     

    We tested this too, and it seems that we could not get full SL DVI resolution with passive adapters, which should be supported"

    3 times 1024x768 was OK, but 3 times 1920x1080 where not.

     

    Tested with R9 270X graphics cards of two types and Club3D/EVGA MST-hubs.

    http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/product/?pid=2043

    http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/R9270XDC24GD5/

    http://www.club-3d.com/index.php/products/reader.en/product/mst-hub-1-3.html

    http://www.evga.com/products/Product.aspx?pn=200-DP-1301-L1

     

    This might account for some of the stability issues some of you experienced.

    Found this note on Accell's website on their MST-hub: http://www.accellcables.com/products/ultraav-displayport-1-2-mst-multi-display-hub

     

    • Testing has found a lack of compatibility with some systems when converting using DVI or HDMI adapters.

       Recommended for use with DisplayPort monitors

     

    Seems like they are not totally confident in that it will work stable with DP adapters to "legacy" graphics outputs.

    So testing is important, you mileage may vary here.

     

    /jonas

  3. "For watchout all the 3 output from MST are treated as 1, so no edge blending, no geometry, no color correction.

    There's probably more, but I can't see it now."

     

    Sorry Alex, that is not correct info.

    At DisplayPort 1.2 and a MST hub, all outputs works as separate outputs.

    This is tried and tested.

     

    /jonas

  4. Agree with TomT here, some comments below.

     

    "Radeon R9 280X - 3GB GDDR5 - PCI Express 3.0 x16 - 2 x DVI, 4 x DisplayPort"

     

    Most likely out of production now, too.

     

    "Or any AMD with two mini-Displayport and two MST Hubs"

     

    I would like to add that they still need to be reasonable powerful (ie R9 series) and preferably have 2-3GB of graphics RAM.

     

    /jonas

  5. "that media is linked with an absolute path (z:/network/folder/media/images/etc), while adding media through the menu links it with a relative path (media/images/etc)"

     

    Is this really a drag and drop issue?

    I don't think so, when having a Show-folder with:

    1 - the showfile in question

    2 - a Media folder where one put/copy ALL intended media for the Show, before dragging them into the Show or project.

     

    To me this is standard procedure, meaning relative links to all media content.

     

    Any content added into the Show, from OUTSIDE the Show-folder, without copying them into that folder first,

    will inevitably have an absolute path to the media, dragged in or imported.

    Only way to get rid of that is of course to consolidate the Show in question to a new folder.

     

    Or did I miss something here?

     

    /jonas

  6. Dear Madhur,

     

    From: http://forum.dataton.com/topic/93-wo5-multi-output/

     

    WATCHOUT 5 - Multi output

    All outputs MUST come from one card.

    WATCHOUT 5 Multi output ONLY works with one graphics card.

    That one graphics card may have up to six (6) outputs, provided the graphics card vendor 
    includes driver support for multiple outputs under DirectX/Direct3D mode.

     

    This should be in extended desktop mode, do NOT involve any Eyefinity group setup.

     

    All outputs also MUST be the same resolution AND refresh rate. 

    This is not so much a limitation of WATCHOUT 5, this is inherent to the graphic card setup.
    Also related to keeping the sync between the different outputs.

     

     

     

    /jonas

  7. Kasper,

     

    WATCHNET controls the Display PC:s or cluster/s, any changes to your show is done through Production software.

    After talking Production software offline, then just re-load the show from WATCHNET.

     

    /jonas

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