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If you're using our iPad app for viewing content,
00:10
your localized brightness settings will impact how the content will look.
00:15
This means that different users on different devices will likely
00:18
encounter differences in how the content looks when viewing.
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If you'd like,
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you can use our iPad standardized brightness
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feature which, when toggled on, will override the
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localized brightness levels on any device with
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the levels that you set within the app.
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To do this,
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just browse to the folder where the assets live, then open up the asset options
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dialogue on the right.
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Next, toggle the option to on
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and set the brightness levels you want for both SDR
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and HDR view.
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Now, whenever someone views the content on an iPad,
00:55
the localized brightness levels will have no impact on the content
00:59
and instead it will honor the settings you've enabled here.
00:07
If you're using our iPad app for viewing content,
00:10
your localized brightness settings will impact how the content will look.
00:15
This means that different users on different devices will likely
00:18
encounter differences in how the content looks when viewing.
00:22
If you'd like,
00:23
you can use our iPad standardized brightness
00:26
feature which, when toggled on, will override the
00:29
localized brightness levels on any device with
00:32
the levels that you set within the app.
00:34
To do this,
00:35
just browse to the folder where the assets live, then open up the asset options
00:39
dialogue on the right.
00:42
Next, toggle the option to on
00:46
and set the brightness levels you want for both SDR
00:49
and HDR view.
00:52
Now, whenever someone views the content on an iPad,
00:55
the localized brightness levels will have no impact on the content
00:59
and instead it will honor the settings you've enabled here.
