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The output of the sender is the network stream.
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Reducing the bit rate will decrease the occupied bandwidth on the
network.
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By default, these settings are optimized for the best image possible
without undue burden on the network.
5.8.1 Scaler and Encoder Settings
If you are using a source with 1080p resolution, then use "Scale Full HD to :"
option to either transmit the video at the same resolution on the network, or
to first downscale the video from Full HD to HD (or SD) and then transmit the
lower resolution image on the network. By doing so you will force the unit to
use the bit rate for HD instead of Full-HD, which is typically much lower. This
lowers the resolution for each Receiver from 1080p/60 to 720p/60. But, if the
video has a lot of motion and action, there will be less compression, resulting
in a clearer overall picture, while using less bandwidth.
However, if you have a Full HD (1080p) source video where the amount of
motion on the screen image is limited (such as a slide show), you can skip
scaling it down and just reduce the bit rate for Full HD. That way you are not
sacrificing any resolution of the original image.
If you are using a 720p source resolution, the use "Scale HD to:" option to
downscale the video to Standard Definition (SD) to transmit in the network.
Click "Update Scaler" to confirm the settings.
Once the Scaling Settings are confirmed, select the Full HD, HD and SD bit
rate in the Encoder Settings section and click "Update Encoder".
720p, 1080i (HD)
480p, 480i, 576p, 576i (SD)
5.9 EDID
The FHD264 offers EDID management. The user can program a custom EDID
table into the HDMI input of the Sender, FHD264-S. Hall Technologies' EMX-
HD-AUD Audio Extractor and EDID Manager are recommended for this task.
Resolution
1080p (FHD)
Bit Rate – Range (Kbps)
10000-18000
8000-16000
2000-8000
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