The main view is the primary UI of the Reeltime Viewer app and lets you view the available local streams in various layouts. You can configure a screen layout with 1, 2, 3 or 4 viewers. Each viewer can display a local stream from a connected Reeltime Pro server.

Main view with a four-viewer screen layout and docked metadata view
An “options panel” provides access to all options available within the viewers and consists of the following elements:

Options panel
- Slot mode indicator
- Indicates if the received signal derives from a Live, Playback, or Reference slot mode
- Stream name
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- Derives from the output slot name in Reeltime Pro
- Configured source slot
- Displays the stream’s currently configured source slot in Reeltime Pro
- Slate info / clip name label
- Displays the current signal’s slate information (scene / shot / take) or clip name
- When tapping onto the info label the info toggles between slate info and clip name
- Timecode label
- Displays the current signal’s timecode
- Options panel (overlay)/Metadata view (docked)
- Toggles the options panel to display it as
- temporary overlay for each window when tapping on the window
- constantly docked metadata view below all windows
- Toggles the options panel to display it as
- Settings menu
- The settings menu opens when tapping the ellipsis button and lets you
- choose the source for the current window from all available streams
- the stream names derive from the output slot names in Reeltime Pro
- choose “Empty” if you would like to remove a stream source from a monitor window
- change the “Screen Layout” (1 / 2 / 3 / 4)
- 1: 1×1 view
- 2: 2×1 view (landscape mode) or 1×2 view (portrait mode)
- 3: 3×1 view (landscape mode) or 1×3 view (portrait mode)
- 4: 2×2 view
- go to the “Settings” to open the “Available Servers” window or the “About” panel
- choose the source for the current window from all available streams
- The settings menu opens when tapping the ellipsis button and lets you
Tip: Reeltime Viewer is compatible with the iPadOS multitasking feature so that you can open multiple windows, and create a split view or slide over view of multiple windows.
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