The following table identifies media formats supported by Scala Enterprise and the player in which they are supported.
| Media Format | 32-Bit Windows | 64-Bit Windows & Linux | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Images | JPEG/JPG |  | |
| PNG | | | |
| GIF/ANIMGIF | | | |
| BMP | | | |
| TIFF | | | |
| WMF | |  | |
| Video | MPEG2 | | |
| H.264 | | | |
| HEVC/H.265 | | | |
| WMV | | | |
| Apple ProRes A4H (Apple ProRes 4444) | | | |
| Streaming Video | Streaming Video | ScalaScript | $webclip |
| Audio | MP3 | | |
| WAV | | | |
| WMA | | | |
| M4A/AAC | | | |
| Other | HTML5 | | |
| ScalaScript | ScalaScript | | |
Interactive ScalaScript | | | |
Scala Message Displayed as Animation | | | |
Scala Message Displayed as Static Image | | |
HTML/WebClip Support and Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF)
Scala Enterprise supports the playback of HTML through a feature called WebClip. WebClips are set up in Designer and allow you to display URLs or widgets within your playback content. WebClips are set up in Designer.
You can use the following methods to display HTML WebClips:
HTTP URL — A simple URL that allows you to display a web page. This requires a live Internet connection on the player. The page can be cropped and zoomed as well.
HTML Widget — Self-contained web content including HTML, JavaScript, CSS (as well as all other files needed to run) in a single .wgt file. This has the benefit of being locally stored so it does not require an Internet connection, but it may pull content from the Internet.
The WebClip feature is dependent on the use Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) to display HTML content. While most content should display without any problems.