Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Director Manuale Di Manutenzione

The recommended file format for graphics when using an overlay template is 8-bit or

24-bit PNG (transparent pixels supported). When you create the PNG file, you must

make the pixels transparent for the full-size video region. JPG files are not

recommended because they do not preserve transparency.

NOTE: The Global MIB Variable on the Cisco DMP 4310G needs
to be changed to “Color Key Off” or you will not be able to create
graphics with 00 Black (R:0 G:0 B:0) or anything black will appear
transparent. Graphics always overlay video–you cannot put video
over graphics.

General Guidelines for All Screen Templates

When creating screen templates and populating content, consider the following:

Templates are ordered by name.

For Proof of Play, you can have more than one region with an ad playlist.

Regions are listed from top-to-bottom layer order, where the top layer appears at

the top of the list.

Layers are numbered, if a screen template contains a non video region and a

video or mixed media region, the video or mixed media region always appears at

the bottom of the list.

NOTE: You can manually drag a video region to be on top of
other regions; however, the rendering of the regions below the
video region will not be predictable, and can be completely
invisible.

A plus sign icon adds a non-video region.

A film icon adds a video or mixed media region.

Switching a non-video region to a video region might produce a warning if there is

already an existing video region.

Saving an existing template with regions removed will produce a force dialog for

confirmation. In addition, when a template that is used in an event script is edited

(including when one is adding a region) a force dialog appears for confirmation.

You should also edit the scripts that use the changed template to verify that the

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