Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual
provides the number of content regions that you can have when creating
custom templates.
Table 19. Number of Allowed Content Regions When Creating Custom Templates
Region Type
SV-4K
DMP 4310G
Non-Video (Graphics)
Zero or more
Zero or more
Video Region 1 or Mixed Media
Up to one
Up to one
Video Region 2 or Mixed Media
Up to one
Not Supported
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A custom template designed for SV-4K media players can contain up to two video
regions.
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Using luma keying on video region 2, you can enable select areas of video
region 1 content to be visible through video region 2.
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You can change the order of the video regions by changing their relative layer
order in the template.
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When layering regions, the non-video content (graphics, widgets, etc.) will always
appear above the video content.
IMPORTANT: When layering two video/mixed media regions on
the SV-4K, if the playlist for the first video/mixed media region
includes both video and non-video content, then the non-video
content in the first region will always appear on top of the video in
the second video region.
If you must include non-video content in region 1, then a
workaround is to create a local video of the static content and use
that in the playlist so that it remains in the primary region.
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To optimize performance, the video and graphic aspect ratio sizes should match
the aspect ratio of the region. Multi-screen template stretching is not currently
supported on SV-4K media players.
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All regions must fit within the 1920x1080 dimensions. If you are using an overlay,
then you can have two regions that are both 1920x1080.
NOTE: SV-4K media players support negotiation to many
resolutions, however when the negotiated resolution is less than
1920x1080, the template will be cropped to that lower resolution.
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