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Output Locks

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Last updated 1 month ago

Output destinations can be locked in a Blackmagic Design Videohub video router. An output can be:

  • Unlocked

  • Locked by owner

  • Lock by other

Owner is defined as the current client connected to the Videohub.

To unlock an output that was locked by another, you have to force unlock the output.

To force unlock an input from this screen, double-tap or double-click on the lock icon. Otherwise, a single tap or click will lock and unlock an output.

You can press Command-Shift-L to go to the Output Locks section when connected to a video router.