Augmented Theatre Dashboard
Vladimir Gusev · Entertainment
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Hand-over is off until a booth asks for it. - A Dashboard now arrives with "Hand the show between consoles" switched off. It is the right default for the great majority of booths, which run one console: with it off, this Dashboard announces nothing, acts on no request from another console, and drives the show from the moment it opens. A booth that passes the show between a Mac and an iPad turns it on, once, on both. It had been on by default, which meant any other Dashboard on the network -- a classroom, a shared studio -- could put yours on standby in the middle of a performance. - The manual explains the House row in terms of what it does: Start switches the phones to that show's files and puts its poster up; Stop returns them to the idle screen and clears the title and any surtitle, which is why it also takes away a colour fill, a camera look or a shader. - Four chapters of the Russian manual had no translation and were shown in English. They are translated.
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Augmented Theatre Dashboard is the operator's side of a performance where the audience's own phones are part of the staging. From the booth, it sends text cues to every phone in the house over the theatre's own Wi-Fi, and delivers the images, video, audio and AR sets a production needs — quietly, during walk-in, so that a cue at curtain is instant. • Shows are folders you can see. Each one holds its own document and its own media, so clearing a closed production is deleting a folder. • Files are delivered content-addressed and verified, and a phone never fetches something it already holds. • Once a phone holds an asset it can be played, paused, stopped, shown and hidden as often as the show requires, without touching the network again. • Any cue can address part of the house — roughly a third of the audience, or half — rather than all of it. • The delivery tally shows how many phones hold each file and how far the rest have got. The companion Augmented Theatre app for iPhone is free. Text and the basic show cues are free forever. Sending media files, AR sets, addressing part of the house and the delivery tally are included for five days, and afterwards need the full version.
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Hand-over is off until a booth asks for it. - A Dashboard now arrives with "Hand the show between consoles" switched off. It is the right default for the great majority of booths, which run one console: with it off, this Dashboard announces nothing, acts on no request from another console, and drives the show from the moment it opens. A booth that passes the show between a Mac and an iPad turns it on, once, on both. It had been on by default, which meant any other Dashboard on the network -- a classroom, a shared studio -- could put yours on standby in the middle of a performance. - The manual explains the House row in terms of what it does: Start switches the phones to that show's files and puts its poster up; Stop returns them to the idle screen and clears the title and any surtitle, which is why it also takes away a colour fill, a camera look or a shader. - Four chapters of the Russian manual had no translation and were shown in English. They are translated.
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