User manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Before You Begin
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Interfaces
- 4. Setting up the Hardware/Software
- Minimum Hardware Requirements (without 3D visualization)
- Minimum Hardware Requirements (with 3d visualization)
- Software Installation (Windows® XP, Vista & 7)
- Hardware Driver Installation (Windows® Vista & 7)
- Driver Installation (Windows® XP)
- Driver Installation (Mac OSX)
- Driver Reinstallation (Windows® Vista & 7)
- Driver Reinstallation (Windows® XP)
- Interface Troubleshooting
- 5. Overview
- 6. Programming
- 7. Playback
- Importing Scenes into the Live-Buttons Screen
- Scene Playback Modifications
- Live-Buttons Page Playback Modifications
- Live-Button screen Playback
- 3D View
- Live-Timeline Screen
- 8. Upload Screen
- 9. Backup/Restore
- 10. Keyboard Shortcuts
- 11. Xpress™ 512-Plus Standalone Triggering
- 12. Updating the Interface Firmware
- 13. Appendix
- 14. Technical Specifications

7. Playback 47 Chauvet® ShowXpress™ V6.22
Adding Video/Picture Files to Live-Timeline
Live-Timeline may be used to trigger playback of video and/or picture files. This is useful
when synchronizing to the light show.
• The following file formats are supported for video files:
avi, mpg, mpeg, mov, wmv
• The following formats are supported for picture files:
bmp, gif, jpg, png
1. Right-click in the files area in the Live-Timeline Screen to bring up the sun-
menu.
2. Left-click “Add multimedia file”.
3. A sub-window will appear. Use this window to select the appropriate
video/picture file.
4. Press “Open” to add the file to the timeline.
Screen Control Properties
Screen Control is the sub-window that is used for video and photo playback.
Video output
This section provides options on where to display the video, as well as the video location. You may
also choose between a windowed mode or a full screen mode.
Output size
Miscellaneous
Video output
No border: removes the window border and title bar
Always on top: forces the ScreenControl
window to remain on top of all other windows
Force Position: Disables the manual window
positioning and assigns a default X and Y position
Screen Mode: Select which display to appear on
(this is a full screen mode)