This is a Zoom recording (approx. 1hr) 

The WC10 folders for media are here:  C:\ProgramData\WallControl 10\ You access the Raven Database via Browser at "localhost://19820"

How to set up your video wall using the Display Driver Configuration Tool - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YiXgaQP9Xk&t=5s   Wall Control 10 Tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5b5UwuU8Es   Wall Control 10 placing sources and saving layouts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iRPGuCZS94  

A couple of tips when using SQX cards.   Always good to start with only 1 LAN cable per SQX card and get one subnet working first. Streams can roll over onto SoftSQX i.e CPU/IntelGPU decode and once rolled over they don’t go back to SQX decode.  When this happens your system can appear slow or unresponsive if too many streams roll over. There is a 12 stream limit.    You can tell if your doing SoftSQX by checking in task manager. You will see a process running under the Wall’s called 182-client-app per decode if its doing SoftSQX If you want to stop SoftSQX so only ActiveSQX is working rename SQXSoft.dll and SQXGST.dll in windows\system32 and windows\sysWow64 to something like SoftSqx.dll.rls and reboot. With these removed everything has to be decoded on the SQX cards.

A collection of data about the Datapath Genetec Plugin The plug-in must be set up on the Genetec server side. and the Client Side 

Changing Jitter/caching values in WallControl10. Open WC10 client and click on the Active Window you want to change.  This should bring up a menu on the left, click on the ‘instance’ tab to expose the jitter /caching values. Generally, we would advise changing both to the same value. We can’t really advise on the value you should set, but I would probably start by reducing or increasing by 500ms and monitoring. This will need to be done for each window – then remember to resave the layout to maintain the changes after a layout change / refresh: