Adding Clips
Once a Project has Songs in it, you can start filling those Songs with Clips. A Clip is one piece of content you can trigger: a video, an image, a live camera, a Visualizer, a solid color, or an audio file.
Once a Project has Songs in it, you can start filling those Songs with Clips. A Clip is one piece of content you can trigger: a video, an image, a live camera, a Visualizer, a solid color, or an audio file.
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Every Clip carries its own set of playback settings: where it starts, what it does when it reaches the end, how fast it runs, how it arrives on stage, and how it fills the frame. Set them once and they travel with the Clip.
Visibox's Camera Clip can display any live video feed, not only webcams. USB cameras are the most common input, but you can also feed in any HDMI source (a game console, a secondary computer, a video switcher, a broadcast camera) using an inexpensive HDMI capture adapter. If your computer sees it as a camera, Visibox can use it.
Launch Mode decides what pressing and releasing a Clip's trigger does. It is set per Clip, and it is the difference between a pad that fires a Clip, a pad that switches it on and off, and a pad that plays it only while you hold it down.