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Double-clicking on any stream enters or exits the single Camera mode.

Combining the rectilinear and single Camera mode allows free panning through the scene.

Live Preview with Oculus Rift DK2

OZO Remote supports interactive Live Virtual Reality Preview with an Oculus Rift DK2 headset.

Follow the headset setup instructions to use it with OZO Remote.

You can toggle the preview between your computer display and the headset with the HMD

button in the toolbar or the "View in HMD" command in the "View" menu.

Toggling to HMD is disabled if the headset has not been installed in the computer, it is not

connected at that moment or there is no SDI signal to preview.

Preview Illuminant

The preview illuminant changes the illuminant for preview purposes without aﬀecting the

Camera illuminant setting. This can be useful if multiple OZO Remote instances are being used

for monitoring the same Camera at the same time.

To enable the visual override of the Camera illuminant, toggle the preview illuminant button on.

Then select the preview illuminant from the adjacent control.

Although changing the Camera illuminant setting is faster with the Illuminant Setting control in

the Capture Settings panel, it is also possible to apply the preview illuminant to the Camera

illuminant with the "Apply to Camera" button.

To disable the visual override of the illuminant, just toggle the preview illuminant button oﬀ.

Clipping and Zebra

Clipping indicators are useful tools to set the exposure.

The preview toolbar provides 3 controls for lowlight clipping, highlight clipping and a custom

zebra midband.

Hovering on any of these controls will show the clipped areas in the lenses views. Clicking on the

controls will toggle them on so the clipped areas will be shown permanently until toggled oﬀ.

To change the range of the zebra midband use the adjacent control.

Freezing the Image

To freeze the video and get a high resolution image, use the freeze button in the toolbar or use

the "Freeze" command in the "View" menu.

To unfreeze the image and resume to live signal, use the same button.

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