This is controlled by the 'Display Framerate' setting in the Preferences dialog box, but may be constrained by the display cards and attached displays based on their EDID data. WATCHOUT is typically set to render at a frame rate that works with the display devices at hand, such as 50 or 60 frames per second. Note that the hardware sync feature requires Windows 7 and does not work under Windows XP. Using the genlock input found on the sync cards, you can also lock your entire WATCHOUT rig to an external sync source (house sync). Please refer to AMD's/nVidia's documentation for details on how to configure the cards and their drivers for proper synchronization. This feature requires high-end graphics cards and separate sync cards, such as AMD FireGL with S400 or nVidia Quadro with Quadro Sync. To use this feature, first connect and configure the sync cards in your display computers, then check the 'Use as Synchronization Chain Master' checkbox under the Advanced tab of the display settings corresponding to the first display computer in the sync chain. WATCHOUT now supports hardware synchronization for frame accurate rendering across multiple display computers. NOTE: Although WATCHPAX doesn't support QuickTime video formats in general, it does support playback of QuickTime Animation as well as H.264 video in MOV files. This feature is activated using a checkbox named 'Enable WATCHPAX Hardware Acceleration', found in the settings for Video media items. WATCHPAX provides hardware accelerated H.264 video playback, allowing you to play video in full HD format despite the small form factor. WATCHPAXĭataton WATCHPAX™ is a small and stylish WATCHOUT player, ideal for fixed installations and other applications where ease of setup and configuration is of importance. This version of Dataton WATCHOUT™ brings a number of new and significant features.

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