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The Gamma correction affects the grey scale, and can be set
to 1.0, 0.8, 0.9, or 1.1. If the picture has poor detail in the dark
areas choose a Gamma correction below 1.0. If the picture
has poor detail in the light areas choose a Gamma correction
greater than 1.0.
The Sharpness can be set to Off, Low, Medium, or High. It
adds edge detail, but can cause picture artefacts.
Gamma correction and Sharpness only affect the analogue
outputs.
Display aspect allows you to perform aspect ratio conversion on
the scaled outputs; ie progressive analogue or HDMI. Set Display
aspect to the shape of your screen, or Native to disable aspect
ratio conversion.
Component output allows you to choose what is available on
the component output socket. Standard Definition gives an SD
interlaced component signal. Scaled gives a deinterlaced signal;
for this option the Scaler mode should be set to Deinterlace.
To set the HDMI options
• Highlight HDMI options... in the Video setup menu, and
press Enter.
The HDMI setup menu is displayed:
• Press A or V to highlight the setting you want to change, and
press Enter.
• Set HDMI switch to On if using an HDMAX 421 switcher on
the HDMI output, or Off otherwise.
The Colour space can be set to RGB or YCrCb.
Information... provides information about the capabilities (the
EDID) of the connected HDMI display device.
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