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HDMI Input Pane
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Resolution — This read-only field displays the input resolution and refresh rate of the
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HDMI input.
Signal Type — This read-only field displays the type of signal coming into the HDMI
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input.
HDCP Status — This read-only field displays locked (
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unlocked ( ) (input that is not HDCP encrypted), or No Signal.
Aspect Ratio — This drop-down menu has two options:
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Fill — Takes the input signal and scales it to fill the output.
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Follow — Follows the aspect ratio of the input signal, maintaining the input's native
aspect ratio with regard to the current USB output resolution.
HDCP Authorized — If this box is left unchecked (default), sources are blocked from
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encrypting their output, which may prevent some content from being displayed.
NOTE: If HDCP Authorized is enabled and an HDCP source is present, the
encrypted video can only pass to an HDCP compliant sink connected to the HDMI
Loop output, and is not passed to the USB output.
Freeze — Freezes the HDMI input.
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HDMI Loop Pane
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HDCP Status — This view-only field displays locked (
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Format — This drop-down menu defines the video output format sent to the display
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connected to the HDMI Loop output. If left on Auto (default), the MediaPort 300 auto
detects which output format is best.
MediaPort 300 HDMI and Audio to USB Scaling Bridge • Product Configuration Software
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HDMI Loop Pane
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