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Datalinq™ 104 - Using SQL Queries to Automatically Order External Data Dynamically

Statistical data is often entered in on the fly, and in no specific order. Using a SQL Queries in Datalinq™ allows for real-time data sorting as items in a list are recalled in a scene. Using a few basic SQL queries, it is possible to get tables of data sorted in real-time and into scenes for on-air display. Learn how to get the most from your data tables with the least amount of work.
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Datalinq™ 105 - Using Datalinq™ and Data Pages for “Row Pop” add-on Graphics

As powerful as Datalinq™ is, there is still a need for “row pop” graphics. Single line graphics which get appended to basic scenes to create complex but often randomly generated graphics for air. This video teaches users how to create Data Pages which are similar to row pops, but have far greater value to the live operators. Combine Data Pages with CII and X-commands for external updates to get the most out of your graphics package.
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DataLinq™ 107 - XPression DataLinq™ and Dynamic URLs

Using RSS feeds or other HTML data sources used to mean that you need to create bunches of DataLinq™ sources. Not anymore!With the new Dynamic DataLinq™ URL feature, it’s possible to use one DataLinq™ source, and a pulldown menu to dynamically change the URL to point to different URLs, by substituting part of the URL path with simple pull-down lists or other User Input Controls. If you know how to use DataLinq™ keys, your are a step ahead if not, review XPression U tutorial DL103 about DataLinq™ keys to become a power user of the new Dynamic DataLinq™ feature in XPression version 9.0 or higher
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Datalinq™ 109 - Using a Text Object Macro in XPression DataLinq™ to Select Games

DataLinq™ is a powerful tool with several ways to integrate data sets and present them as real-time motion graphics. Using tools like RelID and SQL Queries to pull specific data and populate Take IDs with content has made DataLinq™ a very flexible tool. To make it even accessible, users can now use Text Objects in their Take IDs to select which record is shown inside the graphic. Marking the Text Object as a Macro capitalizes on a very simple way to select which record is retrieved an shows immediate results in the preview in the XPression Sequencer and even the XPression MOS Client. Take a look at how it is used inside of an XPression Take ID to select which game data set is used to generate a scoreboard from an XML file.
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Datalinq™ 111 - Using XPression Datalinq™ Source for STATS PERFORM Out of Town Scores

For many Ross Video customers in the Sports and Live Events world, showing scores from out of town games as well as other leagues helps to keep fans in the seats and focused on the game at hand, rather than the one on their phone. Stats Perform customers can now access a data stream of scores from other games out of town, in the same or other leagues that you subscribe to.
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Datalinq™ 113 - XPression DataLinq™ Source Configuration LOAD, SAVE or APPEND

Like any file-based workflow, it is always good to save your work occasionally. With XPression DataLinq™, users can save all their DataLinq™ sources in one file, and they can load a whole new set. Did you know you could append a one set of DataLinq™ sources to another?
…wanna learn how?  Watch this video.
 
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Datalinq™ 115 - Prepend And/or Append Datalinq Input in XPression

XPression DataLinq is a powerful tool for aggregating data feeds and adding real-time data to your graphics. Now you can improve that data feed by adding additional characters to the beginning or ending of the data stream. Add degree symbols, stat category headers, or any other prefix or appended text, from inside the Datalinq user interface. No need to create and hide text objects and use Visual Logic or scripting to concatenate text strings anymore.
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Datalinq™ 117 - Datalinq Dynamic Materials in XPression

We all maintain folders of important files. Folders full of logos, headshots, color backgrounds, etc. Imagine if there was a way to use them with XPression to update a volatile texture or material surface using just input text on a template?
Well, dream no more. Use input fields to choose team tricodes to select logos, headshots, background elements and more using paths to files you build in real-time. Change one input field and change the team. This is for operators & MOS users. Very powerful stuff.
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Elect-It! 100 - XPression Elect-it! Promo Video

How do you share your election coverage across multiple departments? Spreadsheets? Emails? Post-it Notes? Well, Ross Video would like to introduce you to XPression Elect-It!, a centralized web server that allows your entire team to work together, at the same time…
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Elect-It! 101 - Does XPression Elect-it! Fit Your Needs?

Learn how XPression Elect-It! fits into your station’s planning and production for election night coverage. Regardless of your geographic location, XPression Elect-it! can handle your election night coverage. Watch this preliminary video to learn how.
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