We highly recommend keeping the Multi viewer window and the Channel window as a single window and not separating them using drag and drop. Separating the interfaces can cause issues and removes the preview from one of the user interfaces.
Just Play Pro User Interface Overview
The Just Control application provides tabs that allow you to access all open Just Play Pro and Just Live Pro user interfaces, as well as the Multi viewer interface with a single mouse click.
Control Area: Gives an overview of the Playout at the current position of the Current Time Indicator (“CTI”), including the related information about the elapsed and remaining time, general warnings, and the status of the Just Out engine. The control area also allows the user to switch to another Channel using the tabs on top, and to skip the remaining part of the Video clip that is currently On Air (i.e., jumping to the next scheduled Video clip).
Timeline: Shows the Layers available with this Channel as well as the name and the elapsed/remaining time of the elements currently/next on air. It also allows you to add/change Video clips, Audio, Graphic elements, and Events (router controls, SCTE-104, and more). The visibility of the final output is defined from top to bottom.
Library: Divided into five tabs (plus the close button), the Library shows Video clips, Audio files, Graphic elements, Events and saved Playlists. Related metadata will also be shown (if available). There's also a search field and a preview at the bottom.
Calendar View: Gives a proportional overview of the rundown by showing the scheduled Playlists in a vertical Timeline. Jump back and forth by a full day using the “Arrow” buttons or the built-in calendar to go to any day in the future or past.
Workbench: Shows the rundown in a traditional list view, where the content depends on the Layer selection made in the Timeline.
Inspector: You can modify the attributes of an item that is already scheduled. Multiple selection of several items of the same kind are supported.
The proxy preview in the On Air window shows a compressed image with a reduced frame rate. In addition, the Preview can stop for a moment if the communication is interrupted, even when the real output is fine. This means that the Preview is not meant to replace a broadcast monitor for the final check of the master playout.