Setting Output Resolution & Frame Rate
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Each multiview output can have its own resolution and frame rate. This can be changed via the API or through the web interface.
Select the multiview output you want to edit.
Click Edit Layout
Under the resolution section on the right, set the Width and Height of your viewer - or select a size template.
Click Set New Dimensions.
The multiview will take on the dimensions you provide.
Caution: The multiview will not automatically scale your sources or captions. It is up to you to update your layout. Future versions may include a scaling feature.
Select the multiview output you want to edit.
Click Edit Layout
Under the frame rate section on the right, set the frame rate numerator and frame rate denominator of your viewer - or select an FPS template.
Example 1: For 60fps, enter 60 as your numerator, and 1 as your denominator.
Example 2: For 59.94fps, enter 60000 as your numerator, and 1001 as your denominator.
Click Set New Framerate.
The multiview will take on the frame rate you provide.
Using the API, compose a GET
request to http://[host]:8901/viewer/{viewerNum}/resolution/{width}/{height}
.
For example, the following will change the first viewer's resolution to 3840x2160.
http://localhost:8901/viewer/0/resolution/3840/2160
Using the API, compose a GET
request to http://[host]:8901/viewer/{viewerNum}/fps/{num}/{den}
.
For example, the following will change the first viewer's frame rate to 59.94 fps.
http://localhost:8901/viewer/0/fps/60000/1001