The answer on this question can be found by a short search in the Forum, for example this one thread: It will be up to Dataton to find out the usability of these features in the future, I guess. According to AMD, live content creation using the first GPU, with real-time rendering and/or ray tracing on the second GPU, is now possible. Professionals can take advantage of the parallel computing power of the Radeon Pro Duo graphics card to accelerate compute-intensive tasks in computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing, and other applications that support OpenCL.Įven if your application doesn’t support multi-GPU acceleration, this professional graphics card makes it possible to dedicate one GPU to the functions of separate applications concurrently, or to work with multiple 4K video streams in real-time. The benefit of the dual GPU Radeon Pro Duo graphics card is that designers can now use two software packages simultaneously. This part below I highly doubt will be usable out of the box in/with WATCHOUT, though:

Since the card was announced this Monday 24/4, I hardly think there are many that has any experience with it.Īs long as it's adhere to similar drivers & DirectX support as other AMD FirePro/Radeon Pro cards, I can't see why it should'nt work with WATCHOUT. Click OK, then use the image as usual in WATCHOUT.Įach display computer will load the image from the URL every time it's displayed. If the image contains transparency, select the type under 'Transparency'. In WATCHOUT, choose 'Add Image Proxy' on the Media menu, paste in the URL of the image, and enter its dimensions. png) to make sure you get just the image.ĭetermine the dimensions of the image, in pixels, by dragging the image onto your hard drive and opening it using an image editor. Open a new browser window and paste in the URL (which typically ends in. This can be done using a web browser by right-clicking the image and choosing 'Copy Image Location', or similar command. To use this feature, first determine the URL of the image to be used. Web server used only for serving images to WATCHOUT. The URL you specify may refer to an actual website on the Internet (e.g., a weather map), or may point to an in-house That the image will be loaded afresh each time it's displayed, allowing images to be easily updated. This is similar to loading images through the Dynamic Image Server in You may now also load an image from a URL. In addition to loading images from a file on disk, or from the Dynamic Image Server added in WATCHOUT version 5, As the above link is no longer active, here's the text from WATCHOUT v5.5 release notes:

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