Size; Adjust - Philips PCA635VC User Manual

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Fast (VGPixel) - Select this option to capture video at a higher frame rate; color and overall definition of the video will
be less than the High or Medium settings. This is your best choice for most Videograms and the default setting.

Size

Select one of these options to adjust the size of the video captured.
Format Tab - Settings Control Panel
The size setting tells the Videogram Creator application how large or small the video clip should be captured and displayed
at. Larger video clips save more information on the video captured and, as a result, create larger files that require higher-
performance systems to play smoothly. Size is determined by the number of pixels (the dots that the computer uses to dis-
play images), and are the units of measurement for images. For example, if a video clip is 160x120 it would be exactly 160
pixels from left to right (horizontal) and 120 pixels from top to bottom (vertical).
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Normal - 160x120
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Medium - 240x180
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Large - 320x240
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Other - Select this and, using the keyboard, type in the desired size; the smallest setting available is 80x60 and the lar-
gest is 320x240

Adjust

Move slider bars to change the way the video looks.
Adjust Tab - Settings Control Panel
Change these settings if the video is too dark, bright or the colors appear out of balance.
Change these settings if the video is too dark, bright or the colors appear to be out of balance.
Mirror - Mirror the image horizontally.
Flickerless - In an environment with fluorescent light a slightly noticeable flickering and coloring of the picture may
occur. In this situation it is recommended to mark the checkbox.
Backlight compensation - Turn on the backlight compensation to improve the image quality when you have a scene
where the background has a high illumination level (for instance when you sit in front of a window).
Auto White Balance - When the whitebalance is in the fixed mode, the automatic white balance is switched off. The
actual color setting is stored and is not influenced by controls of the camera. The procedure to obtain a perfect color repro-
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