Barco ScreenPRO-II User Manual page 120

5. System Setup
Setting up Backgrounds
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This procedure enables you to set up a background layer as a matte color. The procedure
can also be performed during live production, enabling you to change a background from a
DVI or still frame background to a background matte color.
Use the following steps to set up a solid matte color as a background source:
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On your PC's desktop, right-click to display the Display Properties Window .
Select the Settings Tab , and set the resolution to match that which you just
programmed into EDID.
Using A Matte Color as a Background
Clear the background layer from Program that you wish to set up. You cannot set
up a background while it is on Program.
a. In the Layer Control Section , check if the Red LED above the BG A or
BG B buttons is lit. If so, the background is on Program.
b. If the desired background button is not lit, press to light it. The selected
button blinks.
c. In the Mixer Functions Section , press Clear Layer . The background
button turns off, and the layer visually clears from Preview.
d. Press WIPE , CUT or MIX to transition the selected layer off of Program.
Note To ensure that the full background is visible, clear all PIPs,
Keys, the DSK and the LOGO.
In the Layer Control Section , press the button for the background that you want
to set up ( BG A or BG B ). The button will blink and its associated BG Input
Setup Menu will appear.
Scroll to the Type line and select MATTE .
Press { MATTE } to display the Background Matte Menu .
Adjust the Red , Green and Blue values as desired. At this point, the new
background can be used on air.
Press { BACK } to return to the BG Input Setup Menu , or { HOME } to return to the
Home Menu .
Repeat from step 1 if you wish to set up a solid background matte color for the
other background source.
Using a DVI Input as a Background or DSK
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