NEC Express5800/320Ma User Manual page 41

Table 4-1. Selecting Compression Modes for AVR Sessions
Mode
No compression
Fast compression1
Fast compression2
Good quality Compression1
Best quality compression1
Best quality compression2
4. In the Noise Sensitivity field, specify a value to determine whether a frame should
be updated, based on changes detected in the frame. Specify a high value to
enable the VTM to detect noise more easily, which results in a frame update. A low
value in the field makes the VTM less able to detect frame changes that result from
user interactions such as mouse movements. Valid values are from 0 to 3000. The
default and optimal value is 1000 to provide the sharpest image.
5. In the Tile Auto Update Period (ms) field, specify the maximum amount of time to
allow (in milliseconds) between frame updates, regardless of whether the frame
content has changed. The default value is 5000. Setting the value to 0 indicates you
want the frame to update only when the frame content has changed.
6. Do one of the following:
•
To apply the settings for only this AVR session, click Apply and then click
Close.
•
To use these settings for subsequent AVR sessions until you change them
again, click Save and then click Close.
N O T E
To return to the default AVR video parameters, select
Defaults on the AVR Video Capture Settings dialog box,
and then click Close.
Related Topics
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"Setting Monitor Controls in an AVR Session"
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"Managing AVR Sessions"
Performance Bandwidth
Lowest Highest
Fastest Medium
Fast Lowest
Medium Low
Medium Medium
Low Low
Managing AVR Sessions
Image Quality
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Medium
Good
Good
Using AVR 4-5