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Supported image size:
HDTV 1080i/p (1920x1080)
HDV/HDTV 720 (720x1280)
NTSC (720x480)
PAL (720x576)
Exporting 8-bit Image to Monitor:
1. Prepare your image as 8-bit RGB at a supported image size
2. Connect Bluefish444 Output to SDI monitor
3. Select File -> Export -> Bluefish444 HD1080i/HD720/NTSC/PAL
Eyeon Fusion (Application Software not included)
Fusion is designed to combine images from many sources and
compose them into a final whole. Fusion supports real time playback
of 8 and 10 bit RGB modes using Bluefish444 video output hardware
which can be preview on a hi-resolution SDI broadcast monitor.
Setting up Digital Fusion
Setting Frame Buffer Monitoring
Global:
1. Load Fusion and close the
composition flow that loaded
as default
2. Open File -> Pr
eferences…
3. Under Global and new comp
defaults -> I/O select the
Bluefish444 option
4. Select the Video Out standard
you wish to output using the
Bluefish444 card
5. To switch between 10 and 8 bit
support, toggle this check-box
6. To switch between RGB and
YUV mode, toggle YUV option
7. Asynchronous option - is used
to decide whether to wait or
not, when viewing the result of
a tool on the Bluefish card.
If Asynchronous is off, Fusion will wait until the Bluefish card has completed displaying an
image, before rendering and displaying the next image. If Asynchronous is on, Fusion will queue
the image for display and immediately start rendering and displaying the next image. If the
queue grows too long, images will be dropped.
