VBrick 9000 Admin Manual page 65

Field
Choose Video Input Choose the video input to configure. Your encoder may be
How is Video
connected?
Video Input Enable Use to Enable|Disable the selected Video Input. All video inputs are
Video Input Name
Video Format Auto
Detect
VBrick 9000 Encoder Admin Guide
Description
configured with one slot or two slots, with one or two channels in
each slot. Figure 3 shows an encoder with two slots (and four
channels). As shown in the graphic (at the right side on back of unit)
Slot 1 is physically on the right; Slot 2 is on the left.
• Slot1/Channel 1
• Slot1/Channel 2
• Slot2/Channel 1
• Slot2/Channel 2
Figure 3 shows the High Definition video input connectors on the
rear panel. The connector on the unit is used with the
A/V
VBrick-supplied "breakout" cable which has both Composite and
Component video inputs. Select the option from the dropdown that
matches your video input.
• Composite – one connector (labeled COMP IN) on breakout
cable. Use the Micro DB-15 connector (located between the two
HDMI ports).
• Component – three connectors (labeled Y, Pb, Pr) on breakout
cable. Use the Micro DB-15 connector (located between the two
HDMI ports).
• HDMI – High Definition Multimedia Interface that transmits
uncompressed digital data.
• SDI – supports both SD-SDI typically used for broadcast-grade
video (meets SMPTE 259M) or HD/3G-SDI which processes
1080p at bit rates of 2.97 Gbits/sec (meets SMPTE 424M).
• VGA – supports most of the common analog output videos from
a PC or laptop.
enabled by default.
Used to provide a meaningful name to the video input source such as
"Camera 1" or "Rear Camera". The default value of the field is useful
to understand the physical connection while renaming the field will
convey what video source will be visible.
Used to auto detect the format being used. If a supported format is
in use, video format and aspect ratio will be auto-detected and used.
The drop-down menus for those values will not appear as a result.
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