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Live Output View

The Live Output View is a monitoring panel that shows what every output is doing right now — which clip is playing, its state, loudness and per-channel levels.

Toggle it from Menu → View → Live Output View, or from the Live Output View button in the header bar. The view opens as a panel over the clip grid; close it with the Close button or the same toggle.

Each output (A, B, C …) gets a column containing:

  • Output letter — the output’s badge, matching the clip grid.
  • Clip name — the clip currently playing on that output.
  • State pills — indicators such as LOOP (clip is in a loop block), PAUSED, or WARN when something needs attention.
  • LUFS pill — loudness metering for the output (see below).
  • Vertical level meters — one bar per channel with L/R labels for stereo, and proper labels for surround channels (e.g. LFE). Bars are zoned green / orange / red by level, with a static ghost meter behind the live bars so you can judge recent peaks at a glance.

Each output is metered in momentary LUFS to EBU R128, zoned against the −23 LUFS broadcast target:

  • Green — at or below target.
  • Orange — approaching/above target.
  • Red — well over target.

Colors blend smoothly through the thresholds rather than snapping. Use the pill as your quick calibration check that the show is sitting at a sane level.

Right-click an output column and choose Start Test Tone to send a line-up tone down that output — useful for checking routing and levels into a desk or downstream chain. Choose Stop Test Tone to end it.

With more than 6 outputs the view wraps the columns into two balanced rows, so a 12-output setup stays readable.