This Administrator Guide gives the information required to understand Tracking Hub and Studio Manager, two important software components in the Viz Virtual Studio solution. The term virtual studio in general normally refers to tools which seek to simulate a physical television and/or movie studio. The Viz Virtual Studio solution is a set of software and technologies to create virtual studios.
Document Structure
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Gives details on related documentation and how to contact Vizrt for Customer support. Details are also given for Customers to provide feedback on their Vizrt product. | |
Gives an overview of both the Tracking Hub and the Studio Manager. | |
Describes the system requirements, planning for installation and steps to install and start Viz Virtual Studio. | |
Provides information about the Lens File Editor and calibration of lens calibration. | |
Describes the Studio Manager, skills needed to be familiar with the Studio Manager and how it operates. | |
Describes how to configure Studio Manager and its components. | |
Lists some common pitfalls and how to solve them and guidance on optimizing your Virtual Studio workflow. | |
Lists any additional information about the Viz Virtual Studio. |
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Legal
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Disclaimer
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Antivirus
Vizrt does not recommend or test antivirus systems in combination with Vizrt products, as the use of such systems can potentially lead to performance losses. The decision for the use of antivirus software and thus the risk of impairments of the system is solely at the customer's own risk.
There are general best-practice solutions, these include setting the antivirus software to not scan the systems during operating hours and that the Vizrt components, as well as drives on which clips and data are stored, are excluded from their scans (as previously stated, these measures cannot be guaranteed).
Technical Support
For technical support and the latest news of upgrades, documentation, and related products, visit the Vizrt web site at www.vizrt.com.