Sony NXCAM NEX-EA50UH Operating Manual page 91

b Notes
• [FILE NUMBER] is effective only when
recording photos.
z Tips
• When the capacity of a file number exceeds
9999, another folder is created.
VIDEO OUT
HDMI/COMPONENT
x
You can select the resolution of the output
signal from the HDMI/COMPONENT
jacks.
When selecting [60i]
1080p/480i
720p/480i
B 1080i/480i
480p
480i
When selecting [50i]
1080p/576i
720p/576i
B 1080i/576i
576p
576i
z Tips
• See page 71 on the output resolution of the
signal for each connecting cable.
x DOWN CONVERT TYPE
You can select a down convert type when
you down-covert video signal.
Use this function for outputting movies and
still images recorded in
B SQUEEZE
Outputs a horizontally compressed image
while maintaining its original height.
.
16:9
LETTER BOX(16:9)
Outputs a vertically compressed image
while maintaining its original aspect ratio.
EDGE CROP
Outputs the central portion of the original
image by cropping its right and left edges.
x WIDE CONVERT
You can select a down convert type when
you down-covert video signal.
Use this function for outputting SD movies
recorded with [ WIDE REC] set to
[ON].
B SQUEEZE
Outputs a horizontally compressed image
while maintaining its original height.
LETTER BOX(16:9)
Outputs a vertically compressed image
while maintaining its original aspect ratio.
EDGE CROP
Outputs the central portion of the original
image by cropping its right and left edges.
b Notes
• When you view a movie recorded in standard
definition image quality (SD) with [
REC] set to [ON] on a standard 4:3 TV, images
may appear horizontally compressed while
maintaining its original height. In such a case,
select [LETTER BOX(16:9)] or [EDGE
CROP].
• If you change the setting from [SQUEEZE] to
another option, or from another option to
[SQUEEZE], the screen will go out
momentarily, and the image and sound will be
intermitted.
x HDMI TC OUT
You can set whether to output time code to
other professional-use devices, using
HDMI.
B OFF
Does not overlap the time code
information on HDMI output signal.
WIDE
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