Datavideo TVS-1000A Instruction Manual page 74

20. Why can't I see objects under lower
layer in Virtualset Maker main window?
21. Why can't I adjust the size and position
for specific layer in Virtualset maker?
22. The order of the three monitors is not
the order that I want.
23. What codec should I use if I want to
create a downstream key that has an
animation effect with Alpha Channel?
24. It is difficult to make flexible adjustment
to the screen in Virtualset maker.
25. Why is there no sound from Aux card
(Green card) HDMI output?
26. Why is there no video out while feeding
the Aux card (Green Card) HDMI output
with 1080P 50 / 59.964 / 60 inputs?
27. Why is there only 2 audio channel output
when I use an 8 audio channel input?
28. How to monitor the PGM audio?
29. What are the other compatible NLE
versions?
Please make sure your upper layer objects
are PNG file with Alpha Channel so that the
upper layer will not block lower layers.
Please make sure you are not adjusting the
Studio Layer, which is a background layer not
meant to be adjustable. However, you can
adjust the Static Layer. Please click the "add"
button and then select the Static layer by
clicking on the picture you wish to re-size or
re-position.
Please adjust the monitor order in the TVS
Monitor configuration settings.
(Configuration/Configuration/screens/monit
or configuration)
Please use Lagarith Lossless to make .avi file,
or DNxHD to make .mov file. Please make
sure to select RGBA format which includes
Alpha Channel.
The Virtualset maker now offers the point
mode option, in which the user is allowed to
reshape the screen by dragging the four
corners and move the screen with a few
mouse clicks.
Aux Card for PVW output does not include
audio. The PGM output supports Audio
embedded.
Aux Card does not support 1080P 50 /
59.964 / 60 format. Please use lower
resolution format.
TVS supports 2 audio channels only.
The user can use a TV or a monitor with
earphone connector or speaker and connect
it to PGM OUT.
The following NLE SW supports H.264 coding
1. Premiere Pro CC 2014 and later
2. Final Cut Pro X and above
3. EDIUS Pro 7 and above
In addition Premiere Pro CC 2015 and later
are the NLE SW that supports MPEG-II
encoding (INTEL HD4600).
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