Omnitapps multi touch suite

Features

• Preloader that indicates that the system is working-processing.


• Menu, a main overview which displays the content in the first folder. You can swipe through items. You can go to deeper levels (folders within folders) with new content. Each level displays a new strip of content items.You can go to a higher level or top (first level) by touchhing the name of that level. Omnitapps shows 3 levels at once. (like stacked layers)


• Canvas, each selected item is displayed on the canvas (main stage). There you can scale, move, resize with multitouch gestures. Each type of content has it`s own controls. e.g. PDF has pagebrowse buttons, the videoplayerhas videocontrols and images have drawing tools.


• Drawing, content items, PDF, Video and websites have a drawing option. With a touch of a button you can draw on the item with simple tools such as free draw and straight line draw. Adjustments tools such as line thickness, line colour and a eraser. When done you can SAVE you item as a image to be stored in a folder configured in the configurator.


• Video, when selected from the menu your video has playercontrols, such as a play, pause and a dragger (scrubber) to swipe through the video content.


• Website, depending of the Omnitapps configuration you can free surf within the choosen website. You can browse through the website by clicking it`s hyperlinks. When locking the website page (lock button) you can swipe the contents of the webpage just like scrolling when having a mouse.


• Pdf, where you browse through the PDF content (pages) with foreward and back button.


• Request form, request the desired files by dragging them into the request list. Request to USB or to receive them by email.

Content

• Video's have to be named with one of the extensions flv/f4v/mp4, while the video must be rendered with a h264 video codec. More technical information about the codec you`ll find on the website from adobe: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402866.html


• Pdfs files (a copy of the original) are automatically converted to an useable format for our software. Big pdf files or pdf files with alot pages (50+) can have a serious impact on performance and can take a long while to convert on first startup.


• Images have to be either jpg or png.


• Websites are added by using the full website url (including http://) to a text file (.txt)

Cutomizable

• Application name


• The folder location where you mediawall content is stored.


• The folder where drawings are stored (this can also be a subfolder in the mediawall conten folder)


• Website lock that disables browsing to other websites then configured.


• Website blacklist urls, devided in domain filter, website filter or keyword filter.

• Background image,must be a jpg/png image file.


• Background colour that is displayed when no background image is selected.

• Preloader image, must be a jpg/png image file.


• Preloader colour that is displayed when no image is selected..

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  Can be turned on or off

• This is a standard Omnitapps form, and can be customized in the Configurator. For more information check out the configurator: Configurator

• This is a standard Omnitapps form, and can be customized in the Configurator. For more information check out the configurator: Configurator


• Text message "insert USB"


• Text message "copying files"


• Text message "copying finished, remove your USB"

• Max. amount of items displayed simultainously (normal items)


• Max. amount of items displayed simultainously (HQ items)


• Max. amount of videos displayed simultainously


• Max. amount of PDF files displayed simultainously


• Max. amount of websites displayed simultainously

• Margins around thumbnail images


• Row height when minimized


• Row background colour


• Row title text colour


• Row title text size


• Menu item width


• Menu item height


• Menu item selected item bezel (frame) colour


• Menu item backup image


• Menu title text colour


• Menu title text size

• Media scale size minimum


• Media scale size maximum


• Media starting width


• Media starting height


• Media background colour


• Media bezel (frame) width