You can assign whatever name you'd like to the video sources that you use with SlingStudio. This can include:
- HTML cameras
- Smartphones used via the SlingStudio Capture app
- CameraLink devices
And so on.
Here's how to rename video sources whether you're using SlingStudio for iPad or SlingStudio for Mac.
Renaming a video source with SlingStudio for iPad
- Launch SlingStudio for iPad.
- You can open a project, although you don't have to.
- Look to see if the video source that you want to rename is already present in the VIDEO SOURCES column.
If it is not, then tap the + next to VIDEO SOURCES and then tap the video source to add it. - When you see the video source listed under VIDEO SOURCES, tap the three dots (…) to the right of its name.
- In the popup menu that appears, choose RENAME.
The RENAME SOURCE dialog box appears. - Rename the video source as you wish, and then tap SAVE.
You may have to hide the onscreen keyboard first to reveal the SAVE button. - The video source is now renamed. Repeat Steps 4, 5, and 6 for any other video sources that you want to rename.
Renaming a video source with SlingStudio for Mac
- Launch SlingStudio for Mac.
- You can open a project, although you don't have to.
- Look to see if the video source that you want to rename is already present in VIDEO SOURCES.
If it is not, then click the + in the upper-right corner of the VIDEO SOURCES section, and then click the video source to add it. - When you see the video source listed under VIDEO SOURCES, move your pointer over it to display three white dots (…). Click the dots.
- In the popup menu that appears, choose RENAME.
The Rename Peer dialog box appears. - In the Rename Peer dialog box, underneath the text Rename [your video source's name], select the existing video source's name. Then retype the video source name that you would like.
- When you are done typing the new video source name, click OK.
- The video source is now renamed. Repeat Steps 4, 5, and 6 for any other video sources that you want to rename.