A DISE Movie is the resulting file when you create content in Composer to be played back by your players.
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You have now managed to create, edit and show a movie.
1. Click the save button in the tool bar.
2. Press "Save".
If you later want to save the DISE Movie with another name, you can choose File > Save as from the menu.
If you close DISE before you have saved your DISE Movie, DISE will ask you if you want to save it.
When you want to open a saved DISE Movie, press the open DISE Movie button in the tool bar.
A dialog will let you browse and find the DISE Movie you are looking for. When you have found it, press “Open” and the DISE Movie will be opened.
To preview the movie you are editing, just press the Play all scenes button above the edit area.
If you want the change where and how the preview will be shown, this can be selected from Tools > Output Settings dialog.
Read more: Output Settings
In DISE Pro, you have the option to either use DISE Discover (distribution over the local area network), or to use DISE Bridge. Clicking the DISE Bridge button will open Bridge or switch to it if already open. To switch between distribution methods, please go to the Interface tab in Composer's preferences.
Composer can also upload DISE Movies or templates to DISE Server. They can then be added to playlists. In order to connect Composer to Server, go into File > Options > Project properties and select the DISE Server tab. Enter the FQDN or IP (for example diseserver.net) and port number (commonly 80) of the Server to use, and which network to upload to. An authentication dialog will appear, fill in a registered user and password.
Note: Do not include "http://" or "www" in the specified address.
To switch between distribution methods, select the Interface tab in Composer's preferences and select "DISE Server" under Publish method.
To send your DISE Movie to Server, click the Publish to DISE Server button. A dialog will appear with a progress bar. When completed, the DISE Movie can be located in the "DISE Movie" section of Server's Content Library.
A DISE Movie doesn’t necessarily contain the actual data to be displayed, but merely the what, how and when-information. The actual data is images, videos, web pages, extracted data from databases or the Internet etc... The list of things to be displayed is constantly growing, when new features are being added to the system. Together with the .disemovie file an additional .dependencies file is also created that specifies where data is located, and additional information about data.
In order to view a DISE Movie in DISE Composer (or DISE Replay), you need to make sure that all files it is dependent upon are available at that moment and location.