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OS X client systems, copy the file iVGA.dmg.zip from the same folder to the Mac.
Unzip it by double-clicking it; mount the disk image (.dmg file) in the same manner, then
drag the iVGA program icon into Applications. (See Section 14.1 for more detail).
2. Connect TriCaster to the client computer via the local network.
3. Double-click the iVGA icon on the second computer.
After agreeing to the NewTek license (and a moment or two for the network connection to be
established) the name of the remote computer is added (along with “Black” and any other
networked systems with iVGA running on them) to the iVGA client list.
Note: Gigabit networking is highly recommended, and should be considered mandatory for HD
sessions in particular.
Figure 40
When TriCaster recognizes qualified network sources, it adds them to a drop-down menu for
quick selection (Figure 40).
4. Move your mouse pointer over the Network 1 monitor in the All Monitors tabbed view.
5. Click the triangular menu button above the monitor to quickly select a networked
source (or change the current selection) from the menu located.
Hint: iVGA places a red-green-blue status icon on the client system. For a Windows-based system,
the icon is in the task tray; on Macintosh systems, it is shown in the dock. This indicates this
computer’s display is ready to send to TriCaster. The icon is animated when the iVGA source is
selected as the active Network source in TriCaster.