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so ft ware ch ang es
use of the control surface: Soft labels and the Surface Button. Let's discuss
the latter first.
surface button
The surface button is the button that allows you turn the control surface on or
off from Switcher. To turn the control surface on, right-click on the grey button
(grey indicates that the control surface is disabled) located next to the word,
Surface. The following menu is displayed:
Figure 4.3: Disabled Control Surface
The top portion of this menu contains the status. In figure 4.3, the control sur-
face is disabled. To enable the control surface, drag your mouse down to
select the option: Always detect Control Surface on application startup.
Selecting this option will enable the control surface and will keep it enabled
the next time you launch Switcher.
Alternatively, you can disable the control surface and never have it detected
when you launch Switcher. To do this, right-click on the green button (green
indicates that the control surface is enabled) located next to the word, Sur-
face. The following menu is displayed:
Figure 4.4: Enabled Control Service
The top portion of this menu contains the status. In figure 4.4, the control sur-
face is enabled. To disable the control surface, drag your mouse down to
select the option: Never detect Control Surface on application startup.
Selecting this option will disable the control surface (the control surface will
remain connected until you shut down Switcher) and will require you to enable
it the next time you launch Switcher.
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