#Wirecast telestream manual#

Will respect the aspect ratio and will not crop your media.ДЇills the bounding box to its width. An example of this is if your media is 4:3 but the canvas is 16:9, it will reset it to the original size, without fitting it using one of the вЂњFillвЂќ options which we will talk about here in a second.ДЇills the bounding box until one side hits the edge. Clicking this will bring your source back to the original size it was imported into your Wirecast project. The reset position is the second of the two buttons under the scale wheel. If youвЂ™re using the other features and lost your way, a quick вЂњScale to fit,вЂќ allows you to get back to an undisturbed image. One is called вЂњScale to Fit.вЂќ This allows you to take a source that doesnвЂ™t fit the canvas size, and scale it proportionately to fit the height and width of the canvas, without distorting the source. There are two buttons below the scale wheel. A lot of users tend to use this to find a great size, then write the numbers down to get to that size in future projects. When you move the scale wheel, your size will increase or decrease for the source. This wheel will allow you to get a perfect size without knowing what the numbers should be.

The scale wheel works hand in hand with the size. This allows for a вЂњfine-tunedвЂќ adjustment. You can input a value for the sizing and the source will change to the desired number. The size works similarly to the position. You can also input your numbers if you know exactly where the asset needs positioned.

#Wirecast telestream manual#

The numbers will change based on the manual movement of the source. The position area allows for direct input of numbers on the position of your media or source. LetвЂ™s dive in and take a look at the shot layerвЂ™s properties. In Wirecast, the shot layers properties are a menu system that allows for manipulation of the sources added to a project.