T-Bar Control in Live Switch UI
Topic
Live Switch – Program Bus T-Bar Functionality
Environment
Live Switch UI – Version FY26.2 and later
Steps
Using the T-Bar
- Locate the T-Bar icon in the Program Bus section of the Live Switch UI.
- Click and drag the T-Bar to manually control transitions between Preview and Program.
- The T-Bar allows for smooth fades, wipes, and crossfades with manual speed control.
Additional Information:
- The UI T-Bar mimics the functionality of hardware switchers and provides manual control for operators.
- The hardware switcher console is optional; some sites may use only the UI.
- The T-Bar was added to enhance flexibility and operator control.
KB ID: 000031098
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