Monitor Settings Pane: Brightness, Contrast, Saturation; Monitor Settings Pane: Adjust Both Monitors Together; Monitor Settings Pane: Always Display Sd In 16:9 - Blackmagicdesign SmartView Installation And Operation Manual

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SmartView Duo monitor settings can be adjusted independently

or together

A yellow border will appear around the selected monitor(s) in the

Blackmagic SmartView Utility.

Enable "Always display SD in 16:9" when viewing anamorphic

standard definition video on SmartView HD.

Monitor Settings Pane: Brightness, Contrast, Saturation

You can use Blackmagic SmartView Utility to make changes to the brightness, contrast and saturation of the

monitors when connected to SmartView hardware via Ethernet or USB.

When this setting is enabled, any changes made to the brightness, contrast and saturation will be applied

to both SmartView Duo monitors. Yellow borders will surround both monitors in the software interface to

indicate that changes to brightness, contrast and saturation will be applied to both monitors.

Deselect this setting if you wish to make independent changes to the two monitors. Click on Monitor 1 or

Monitor 2 and a yellow border will surround the selected monitor, in the software interface, to indicate that

changes to brightness, contrast and saturation will only be applied to the selected monitor.

You can use Blackmagic SmartView Utility to enable or disable the "Adjust both monitors together" setting

when connected to SmartView Duo hardware via Ethernet or USB.

When this setting is enabled, widescreen anamorphic standard definition video will be displayed in the 16:9

aspect ratio on a SmartView HD monitor. Leave this option disabled when viewing traditional 4:3 aspect

ratio standard definition video otherwise the video will appear to be stretched.

You can use Blackmagic SmartView Utility to enable or disable the "Always display SD in 16:9" setting when

connected to SmartView HD hardware via Ethernet or USB.

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