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Serendipity Subscriptions – Help and HowTo’s

Posted on July 31, 2020 by mandy

Serendipity Subscriptions are currently available in Australia for selected Blackmagic, Megarip, and Veripress products. We have listed various Helpful links and HowTo articles below. If you have an issue you can’t find a solution to, contact Support. Important Note: Serendipity … Continue reading →

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Running the C5 Client

Posted on July 31, 2020 by mandy

The C5 Client can be used as a streamlined, simplified user-interface for Serendipity Blackmagic and Megarip, offering users an alternative to the standard Serendipity Client. It is installed as part of the Blackmagic or Megarip product package installation. The C5 … Continue reading →

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Serendipity Client Configuration

Posted on July 31, 2020 by mandy

The following information outlines the basic processes required to configure your Blackmagic, Megarip, or Veripress as quickly as possible so you can get started straight away. In order to begin processing jobs, a Media, an Output, and a Pagesetup will … Continue reading →

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How to Activate or Deactivate a Subscription

Posted on July 31, 2020 by admin

If you have purchased a Serendipity Subscription, you will need to activate it after installation. Important Note: Serendipity Subscriptions are currently being piloted in Australia. Once the pilot period is over they will be rolled out to other countries.   … Continue reading →

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Screen Print output to contone printers – Screening Simulation

Posted on July 28, 2020 by jason

Serendipity Blackmagic / Megarip 8.1+ adds a Simulate screening option to Screen Print Mode. When enabled, screen printing mode separates a job into single plates and prints them as ‘black’. The feature is nominally designed to print halftone dot screens onto clear film … Continue reading →

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