Configuring OSD (On-Screen Display) Settings on EXVIST HDMI Encoders

OSD of Encoder

Video

Item
Options
Channel
Main stream/Sub stream

Date & Time

Item
Options
Enable
True: Enable/False: Disable
X pos
0-1920
y pos
0-1080
Font
8-128
Color
#000000-#FFFFFF
Date format
YYYYMMDD/MMDDYYYY/DDMMYYYY
Time format
24H/12H

Text OSD

Item
Options
Enable
True: Enable/False: Disable
X pos
0-1920
y pos
0-1080
Font
8-128
Color
#000000-#FFFFFF
Transparent
0-128
Content
Enter what you'd like to show when streaming
Move
True: Enable/False: Disable
Info
🧙TIPS: Enabling the "Move" option is a common way to initiate text animation.

Picture OSD

Item
Options
Enable
True: Enable/False: Disable
X pos
0-1920
y pos
0-1080
Transparent
0-128
Picture name
Name the picture you upload
Picture
Upload picture in .jpg or .png only; Max. 200x200;
Info🧙TIPS: The current firmware for the device only supports pictures in the JPG and PNG format. If you need to use pictures in the PNG format, it's recommended to try updating to the latest firmware version. Besides, make sure a photo filename does not contain any specific characters or spaces, then you can minimize the risk of filename-related issues after rebooting your unit.

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