Source-RTL Creator and Player at a first glance

After installing Source-RTL, you will see an application named Source-RTL Creator, which will allow you to drag and drop videos to create your timeline. The following is the interface you will see: 

1. Encrypt files. This option allows you to set a password for your videos - it is enabled by default.
2. Quick start guide. The application comes with a set of quick instructions in order to get started with the Source-RTL creator.
3. Video drop zone. The area where you can drop files to create your remote timeline. See this article for a list of currently supported video formats and codecs.
4. Compensation (ms): the input where you can enter the compensation time (in miliseconds). Compensation serves as a possible delay offset between the input and output timecode in order to compensate for audio or network latency.
5. FPS: the frames per second (frequency) at which the still images from the video will appear on the screen. By default, it will be set to 30
6. Create button. The “Create” button on Source-RTL will start creating the Source-RTL Player application you will send to your remote viewer.

When you send over the Source-RTL Player to your remote viewer, they will see the following interface (with a different video image depending on the content you have uploaded):

1. Video reproduction: the videos you drop on the video drop zone will be played here once the RTS session starts.
2. "Waiting…" message: before the RTS session starts, the Source-RTL Player will display a “Waiting…” message. Once the RTS session has been correctly started and configured, you will see “Playing” instead.
3. Compensation (ms): a read-only display of the compensation time in miliseconds.
4. Timecode display: the time main counter in timecode format (HH:MM:SS frames)
5. Audio output: the remote viewer can configure the output device (speakers) to listen to the video in the Source-RTL Player.
6. Video file name: the name of the video being played.
7. FPS: the frames per second of the video file being played.
8. Fullscreen: by default, the Source-RTL Player will be playing in a view which does not occupy your full screen. Click on this button to go into fullscreen.