Does anyone know of a way to move the Presenter panel to the right-side of the screen? Is there a hidden setting available, perhaps, that allows for control over the placement of this panel?
Thanks,
Jeff
P.S. Our company did not spring for the SDK...but maybe we should...?
That's not possible with the current build, and from what I understand, may not be possible through the SDK either. But feel free to submit a feature request if that's an option you'd like to see in future versions.
Thanks for the reply, Peter. My clients want to have a video of the presenter inserted into the Presenter panel - however, in the video, the presenter is facing to the left. With the side panel mounted on the left side of the frame, it appears as though the presenter is facing the "wrong direction." As a work-around, I'll see if I can flip the video image 180 degrees horizontally and that would solve the problem. But I'll also submit a feature request.
Follow-up FYI: For those interested, I found a good video conversion utility ($35, but has free trial available) called, GOM Video Converter. I was able to flip the video horizontally and produce a .flv version in a matter of seconds. Conversion speed is very fast.
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Hey Jeff,
That's not possible with the current build, and from what I understand, may not be possible through the SDK either. But feel free to submit a feature request if that's an option you'd like to see in future versions.
Thanks for the reply, Peter. My clients want to have a video of the presenter inserted into the Presenter panel - however, in the video, the presenter is facing to the left. With the side panel mounted on the left side of the frame, it appears as though the presenter is facing the "wrong direction." As a work-around, I'll see if I can flip the video image 180 degrees horizontally and that would solve the problem. But I'll also submit a feature request.
Follow-up FYI: For those interested, I found a good video conversion utility ($35, but has free trial available) called, GOM Video Converter. I was able to flip the video horizontally and produce a .flv version in a matter of seconds. Conversion speed is very fast.
Good call on the workaround, Jeff. Thanks for sharing!
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