The Live Viewer is a window that displays the live progress of your mosaic as it's being generated. It can be displayed on the same monitor as your Muse Mosaic software or another connected monitor. Muse Mosaic offers several fantastic options related to this feature. 

1. To access the Mosaic Player, click the Mosaic Player slider on the top right of your screen.

2. In the Viewer Options section, you can determine whether or not you want your Mosaic Player to appear Full Screen (filling the entire, currently active monitor screen) or if you want it to Show in Windowkey (which will provide an additional window containing the active Mosaic Player for you to move around your desktop or connected monitors as you see fit. You can also use the shortcut keys "spacebar" to auto-start or pause your live mosaic. You can use the "F" key to full-screen your mosaic and the "ESC" key to exit the entire screen.

3. Other Viewer Options

        -Background Color: This allows you to select a color for your Live Viewer Background

        -Type of Background: You can choose between two types of background. Either an image background that will be filled out and replaced with your billboard image as the mosaic is build or a color background.

       - Sync the Background Type in the “Logo Position Viewer”: Enabling this setting lets you see how the Type of Background setting affects the Logo Position viewer.

      - Show "Mosaic Player" logo image: This will display your chosen logo on the right and allow you to resize and adjust its placement on the digital mosaic player.

        - Show time: will display the date and time on your Live Viewer

        - Show Countdown: You will add a numerical countdown of the number of images remaining to your Live Viewer to complete your mosaic.

       - Countdown text font size: This allows you to indicate the font size of the countdown text on your live viewer.

       - Estimated image placement speed: This tab displays the placement speed based on your current settings. You can predetermine the desired placement speed using the Target amount of image/minute feature in the MISC Tab.