Displaying Streaming Video - Barco Argus User Manual

4.3.4 Displaying streaming video

With a right click on the window of streaming video the control panel for this type of video can be opened.
The first time the software video is opened for a channel of a Streaming Video Card, the
video will not be displayed automatically. This is because the Streaming Video Card must
first be configured, please refer to entry Edit below, also the streams must be edited,
please refer to the entry Board settings below!
Setting of contrast
Setting of brightness
Setting of saturation
Setting of hue (NTSC only)
Tint
Butterfly / rim booster
Picture
Tune intensity of Picture
Filter
Switch to 16:9 aspect ratio
16:9
Scale the video up to the whole display wall or in Channel Video mode to the projection
Fullscreen
cubes, which currently display a part of it.
Freeze / return to play
if the source is frozen the eight above mentioned settings can not be changed
Opens the Streams Param Editor, to configure the S
Edit
In case of video loss a blue window is displayed (if the standard Auto is selected Detect
Detect Signal
Signal is automatically selected)
Source 1 (MPG)
Optimize Motion
Resolution
Bus Utilization
Photo CD
Standard Auto
NTSC
PAL
Format Source
Display
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ming video the control panel for this type of video can be opened.
Auto-selected
Mode for displaying video (max. 50/60fps, > 800×600: max. 25/30fps)
Like Motion with reduced refresh rates (max. 25/30fps)
Like Resolution with reduced refresh rates (max. 25/30fps, >1280×960:
max. 16,7/20fps)
Mode for stills (de-interlacer off, 12,5/15fps)
Select automatic detection of the video standard. (Detected standard is
displayed, but automatic detection stays active.)
Video standard NTSC
Video standard PAL
Switch to native aspect ratio of source
Switch to native aspect of display
Resize x and y independently
V C
TREAMING IDEO ARD
60fps, > 800×600: max. 25/30fps)
Video dialog box – streaming video
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4. Operating
Video Card, the
Figure 4-6
Video window and dialog box
, please see below!
Table 4-8
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