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Configuring the video display
The following two options in the
videos are displayed on the monitor screen.
Always display original video resolution
In some split screen layouts, videos may not appear in their original video
dimensions and may be scaled to fit into the split screens. Scaling is handled
generally by the VGA display card's hardware acceleration feature. If the VGA
card does not support scaling, Windows resizes the video size through
software scaling.
However, software scaling uses more CPU power and is slower as compared
to hardware scaling. To speed up the display of video images using VGA
cards that don't have scaling capabilities, disable scaling by selecting the
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Always display original video resolution
Console displays video when this option is selected:
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When displaying a single split screen in full-screen view, video screen
resolution will be changed to 640x480.
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When displaying 4 split screens in full-screen view, the whole screen
resolution will be changed to 640x480 and each of the four split screens
will be displayed in 320x240 resolution.
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When displaying 9 split screens in full-screen view, keep the video screen
resolution in 1024x768 and display each camera window in 320x240. This
keeps the 9 split screens close to each other and displays black borders
between them. The 9 split screens occupy a 960x720 space at the center
of the display screen.
Quick display
Select this option to render YUV data to the VGA display card. Clear this
option to convert first YUV data to RGB, and then render to the VGA display
card.
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