Polycom VSX 3000 Administrator's Manual page 85

3. Select to add names, specify icons and formats for each video source,
and specify whether secondary camera sources are People or Content on
the Camera Settings screen.
4. Select to go to Video Quality.
5. Select Motion or Sharpness for the video inputs:
— Motion — Moving people or objects move smoothly, but the picture
may lose some detail. This setting is best for an auxiliary camera or a
VCR.
— Sharpness — The picture will be sharp and clear, though motion may
not be smooth. Choose this setting for document cameras.
Note the following limitations for this setting:
— Sharpness is available in point-to-point H.263 calls only.
— The VSX 3000 system offers Pro-Motion for the DVD/VCR video
input only.
— The VSX 5000 and VSX 6000 systems can receive Pro-Motion video
but cannot transmit it.
6. Set Pro-Motion Video to specify when to use Pro-Motion for video
inputs set for motion. Pro-Motion provides 50/60 fields per second
interlaced video for TV-like quality at higher bandwidths.
7. Select to go to Camera Calibration. Follow the instructions on the
screen to calibrate the camera for automatic camera tracking if it
consistently moves too far in one direction when tracking is enabled.
Press Near on the remote control so that you can zoom the camera in
on your mouth.
Customizing the VSX System
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