Handling Multiple Locations

There are various ways to configure a media player asset to handle multiple locations with in a single world. This guide will cover the most common cases.

Same TV, Different Rooms

If you want to have the same media playing throughout the world in different locations, there are a couple ways to accomplish that.

Duplication

The simplest option is to directly duplicate game objects. The default ProTV prefabs have the concept of a Room built in. It is a game object which contains the 'screens' and 'speakers' of the TV. If you click on the Room and press CTRL+D, you will now have an extra set of speakers and screen that you can then move around the world as you see fit.

Once you duplicate, you will need to ensure the new speakers are connected up correctly or the audio controls won't work properly for them.
If you are using the default Simple (ProTV) prefab, you will need to go into the duplicated room's speakers and delete the UnityVideo Stereo speaker. More info on what is available in the Audio Guide.

For the remaining AVPro speakers in the new Room, the respective AVPro Video Player's VPManager needs to know that you want it to manage the audio of these AudioSources.
Go to one of the speakers in the room and find the Video Player reference. Click it to highlight the related game object. Then click on that game object to reveal the VPManager.
You will notice some new unchecked speakers listed. Enable those checkboxes for the speakers you want the manager to control the audio of (ie volume and the like).

Teleporting

The other option is moving the screens and/or speakers throughout the world somehow. You can use any mechanism for moving the transforms like UdonGraph/Sharp, Animators, CyanTriggers, etc. In the sister package ArchiTech.Umbrella there's a useful script called ZoneTrigger which can help handle teleporting the game objects around the map as you need.