Setting The Noise Reduction Level; Setting The Y, Cr, Cb, R, G, B Gain - evertz HD2014 User Manual

5.1.2.18.

Setting the Noise Reduction Level

The Noise Reduction control manages the level of noise reduction to apply to the video signal. The
selection levels automatically set the motion detection threshold and the aggressiveness of the filters
to remove noise.
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NoiseReduction
Level
gnr
Off
Low
Middle
High
5.1.2.19.

Setting the Y, Cr, Cb, R, G, B Gain

The Y Gain, Cr Gain, Cb Gain, R Gain, G Gain, B Gain enable the user to change the gain of the
video signal in the Y Cb Cr space or the R G B space. The Y Gain, Cr Gain, Cb Gain, R Gain, G
Gain, B Gain controls all operate in the same manner. Gain adjustments in the Y, Cb, Cr domain are
made first, followed by gain adjustments in the RGB domain. Illegal values are clipped after gain
adjustments. For the sake of simplicity, only the Y Gain control will be described in this manual.
VIDEO
Processing
Converter
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Proc
Y Gain
-50 to 100
FRONT PANEL OPERATION
HD2014, HD2012, HD2011 Video Passport
1RU Multi-Path Video Converter, Frame Synchronizer and Decoder
Off - When the control is set to Off, there is no noise reduction. The
input video is left untouched.
Low - When the control is set to Low, the noise reducer will have a
lower motion detection threshold and a less aggressive filter. This
level of noise reduction is used for video that has low random noise,
where removal of low-level details is minimized.
Middle - When the control is set to Middle, the noise reducer will have
an average threshold set for the motion detection threshold and
aggressive filters. This level of noise reduction is used for video that
has typical amounts of random noise, where the module will remove
random noise and affect low-level details, more so than a Low setting.
High - When the control is set to High, the noise reducer will have a
high motion detection threshold and a very aggressive filter. This level
of noise reduction is used for video that has a high level of random
noise, where the filters will remove the random noise, but will soften
the low-level details.
With the Y Gain control, the user can adjust the gain of the Y channel
over a range of +-50/+100% in 0.1% increments. To set the gain value
for the Y channel, enter a value between -50% and 100% into the
appropriate Y gain field. On the HD201x front panel the selected value
is show in both % (range -50% to +100%) and a numerical value (-500
to +1000)
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