Production Truck: Video-first desk and additional displays

Video-first desk and additional displays

Preview and Program now take priority over the control dock. At desktop widths, scenes, cameras, outputs, audio and overlays scroll within their own lower panels. Expanding controls does not shrink the pictures. Confidence images are requested at 1280 pixels wide; these periodically refreshed images are separate from full-motion OBS projectors.

For a second monitor, extend the Linux desktop, select the connected display on the Live desk, and choose Camera multiview (OBS), Preview, Program, or one of the loaded camera mappings. Click Open assigned display. The app remembers the content selected for each display, but opens it only when requested. Native windows appear on the computer running OBS; for a remote OBS engine, its displays are listed. Camera multiview uses every mapped camera whose OBS input exists, in camera-number order from left to right and top to bottom. A dedicated native OBS scene fits the feeds into an adaptive grid with their aspect ratios preserved, even when the camera scene mapping is absent or has a different name. Reopen multiview after changing camera mappings or the OBS canvas. It reuses existing inputs; it does not duplicate camera connections or edit their properties. A source that exists but has no signal may show black. The generated GA360 Camera Monitor scene is for monitoring; keep it out of production scenes. It is hidden from the Truck scene switcher. Select OBS scenes multiview in Displays for the original OBS Program/Preview and scene layout. Escape closes a projector. Opening a projector does not cue a camera, change Program, start a stream or recording.