HP Latex 560 + ONYX Thrive – Loading: Gang Run, Crop Marks & Material Nesting

How to load multiple print-ready files as a gang run on the HP Latex 560 using ONYX Thrive — file settings, crop marks, quantity, and 4x8 nesting. How to load multiple print-ready files as a gang run on the HP Latex 560 using ONYX Thrive — file settings, crop marks, quantity, and 4x8 nesting. WHAT THIS VIDEO COVERS Default vs. Label & Crop All Sides: which to use and when Loading multiple files at once with edit-on-import checked Updating media settings per file (calendared, self-adhesive, etc.) Fixing media mismatch errors in a gang run Crop marks: when to use corners vs. full edge vs. none Scaling, rotating, and cropping files within ONYX Setting quantity per file in the job queue 4x8 sheet size setting vs. 48in width — when to use each Conserve media setting and gutter spacing Hold/unhold jobs to control print sequence Printing back to back and spacing between jobs Group together option and when it helps TIMESTAMPS 0:07 – Default vs. Label & Crop All Sides 0:30 – Loading multiple files with edit-on-import 0:49 – Setting quantities per file 1:18 – Updating media settings 1:32 – Switching to Canon mid-workflow (and why you can't) 1:50 – Scaling, rotating, cropping within ONYX 2:07 – When to add crop marks 2:20 – Corner crop vs. full edge marks explained 3:03 – When you can skip crop marks entirely 3:47 – Using 4x8 sheet size setting 5:30 – Nesting goal: maximize material on a 4x8 5:46 – Media mismatch in gang run + fix 6:19 – 4x8 page size vs. 48in width setting 7:08 – Adjusting quantities to fit the sheet 8:03 – Conserve media + gutter spacing 8:32 – Using hold to manage print sequence 9:19 – Group together option 9:49 – Spacing between jobs for different laminates 10:20 – Sending to print + unholding queued jobs 10:47 – Back-to-back printing tip RELATED VIDEOS Canon Arizona + ONYX Thrive – Loading: Media Groups, Quick Sets & Rotation [Add playlist link] --- SEARCH TAGS HP Latex 560 | ONYX Thrive | gang run | multiple files | crop marks | nesting | 4x8 | media mismatch | conserve media | hold queue | calendared | self-adhesive | quantity | group together | print sequence | back to back | gutter spacing | sheet size WHAT THIS VIDEO COVERS Default vs. Label & Crop All Sides: which to use and when Loading multiple files at once with edit-on-import checked Updating media settings per file (calendared, self-adhesive, etc.) Fixing media mismatch errors in a gang run Crop marks: when to use corners vs. full edge vs. none Scaling, rotating, and cropping files within ONYX Setting quantity per file in the job queue 4x8 sheet size setting vs. 48in width — when to use each Conserve media setting and gutter spacing Hold/unhold jobs to control print sequence Printing back to back and spacing between jobs Group together option and when it helps TIMESTAMPS 0:07 – Default vs. Label & Crop All Sides 0:30 – Loading multiple files with edit-on-import 0:49 – Setting quantities per file 1:18 – Updating media settings 1:32 – Switching to Canon mid-workflow (and why you can't) 1:50 – Scaling, rotating, cropping within ONYX 2:07 – When to add crop marks 2:20 – Corner crop vs. full edge marks explained 3:03 – When you can skip crop marks entirely 3:47 – Using 4x8 sheet size setting 5:30 – Nesting goal: maximize material on a 4x8 5:46 – Media mismatch in gang run + fix 6:19 – 4x8 page size vs. 48in width setting 7:08 – Adjusting quantities to fit the sheet 8:03 – Conserve media + gutter spacing 8:32 – Using hold to manage print sequence 9:19 – Group together option 9:49 – Spacing between jobs for different laminates 10:20 – Sending to print + unholding queued jobs 10:47 – Back-to-back printing tip RELATED VIDEOS Canon Arizona + ONYX Thrive – Loading: Media Groups, Quick Sets & Rotation [Add playlist link] --- SEARCH TAGS HP Latex 560 | ONYX Thrive | gang run | multiple files | crop marks | nesting | 4x8 | media mismatch | conserve media | hold queue | calendared | self-adhesive | quantity | group together | print sequence | back to back | gutter spacing | sheet size