Preparing videos
Preparing your TSS content the right way is an essential part of good storytelling in TSS. Always check the resolution of your TSS solution and try to use footage which matches this resolution (or at least gets close to the full resolution). Try not to upscale your footage more than 10-15%, which means you should not upscale an HD video to more than 2208 x 1242 pixels. For example do not use an HD video as a background video for your full immersive setup. When exporting videos from your video software, make sure to set the bitrate to at least 20 to 40 mbps. (for more details see the Software related pages).
Backgrounds
• Before creating your story, always check the actual resolution of the experience you are designing for.
• Make sure you prepare your backgrounds in the right resolution.
• Choose backgrounds over normal media assets to use as background image for your scenes.
• Avoid using high resolution media (stay within 4000 px width and 2000 px height). Going beyond this resolution will impact performance and it does not improve the actual image quality. Use an AI upscaler like Gigapixel to upscale low-res images.
• Only use the crop function in TSS if necessary. The cropped part of the asset will still be loaded in the scene, which means it will have an impact on performance.
• Avoid placing media close to the edges of the screen. This may cause touch errors.
Session Preparations
• If possible, always do a dry-run at least 3 business days prior to meeting.
• Check if all assets show up as intended (order, position, size, etc).
• Always test your triggers!