Blackmagicdesign HDLink Optical Fiber, Operation Manual

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Settings
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When a lookup table is used, Send to all video outputs.
This option sends the effect of any lookup tables to all HDLink outputs. It is useful for inline color correction of an
SDI signal as the effect of the LUTs will be seen on all SDI, optical fiber SDI, DVI/HDMI and DisplayPort outputs
of your HDLink model. If you want to leave the SDI output unchanged, and only apply the LUTs to the attached
display, leave this option unchecked.
3D settings
HDLink Pro 3D supports dual stream 3D HD-SDI input and output to compatible 3D displays with a HDMI, DVI or
DisplayPort connection. HDLink Utility provides several settings to control 3D behavior.
3D stereoscopic.
Enabling this option configures HDLink Pro 3D to receive dual stream HD-SDI input and mux the signals for
display on a 3D monitor. Disabling this option returns HDLink Pro 3D to traditional 2D operation.
3D stereoscopic output format.
There are a number of different standards for 3D stereoscopic video. Select a standard that is supported by your
3D display from the following list: Side by Side, Line by Line and Top and Bottom.
Apply video adjustment.
If you have used a beam splitter camera rig (mirror camera rig) to shoot 3D stereoscopic video, one eye might be
upside down or the mirror image of how it should look. Enable this option if you need to adjust the orientation
of either the left eye or the right eye input.
When this option is enabled, choose to flip the video horizontally, vertically or both depending on the
configuration of the camera rig.
When in 3D mode, send video to SDI output
This option determines whether the left eye, right eye or 3D muxed video is sent to the SDI loop through output
when 3D stereoscopic operation is enabled. Video adjustments are applied to 3D muxed video but not just to
the left eye or right eye.
While 3D muxed video is useful for watching or recording 3D video with a single SDI connection, some colorists
may prefer to send a single eye to a traditional CRT monitor for color grading at the same time as viewing the 3D
stereoscopic output via the DisplayPort output of HDLink Pro 3D.
3D pane in Mac OS X
3D pane in Windows
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