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Multiple Input Sources

How to connect more than one input source at a time

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Nobe OmniScope allows you to connect more than one active source at a time.

The easiest way to do that is to activate an Show Input Strip window:

Once that window is visible we can dock it into our workspace. It can work in horizontal or vertical orientation:

There are couple of controls built into that view:

  1. Disconnect button (in the top-right corner) - disconnects that source,

  2. Input Source Settings (lower-right corner) - opens the selected input source settings,

  3. Add new source button (the "plus" icon in the middle).

When we click the Add New Source button we can select the input type from the context menu:

Once we add the new source it will appear as a thumbnail in the Input Strip:

Now if we want to use the new source in any particular scope, simply right click the scope view and go to Input Device to expand the list of available input sources:

Input sources are color coded, when the thumbnail in the Input is highlighted it shows a frame around all the scopes that are assigned to that input source.

Input Strip
Add new source menu
2 active input sources
Select the active input for a given scope