Self-Contained Projects
Keep all videos, images, and assets in subfolders inside the workspace folder. The project file uses relative paths — move the folder anywhere and everything still works.
Cross-Platform
The same workspace opens on Windows and macOS without conversion. Create on a Mac, hand off a USB drive to the venue's Windows machine — it opens and runs exactly as designed.
Used by TV Studios
TV studios use this workflow to streamline production: designers create LED content at the production office and deliver completed workspaces to the broadcast studio for live playback.
The Workflow
How workspace transfer actually works
The key is file organization. When you create a project in LSS4, keep a disciplined folder structure: a main workspace folder, with subfolders for videos, images, and other assets. LSS4 stores references to files using paths relative to the workspace folder — so as long as the folder structure stays intact, it doesn't matter where the workspace folder is located on disk.
When you're ready to move to the venue machine: copy the entire workspace folder, paste it onto the destination computer (USB drive, network share, or cloud storage transfer), open LSS4, and load the workspace. All assets resolve immediately. There's no re-linking, no missing file dialogs, no manual path updates.
- Keep all assets in subfolders of the workspace folder
- File references use relative paths internally
- Copy entire workspace folder to transfer — no other steps
- Works via USB drive, network share, or cloud storage
- Cross-platform: Mac workspace opens on Windows and vice versa
