Managing the Encoder
Configuring Video Encoders
Makito
X User’s Guide, v2.2, Issue 02
87
Colorspace
Control
DVI only
Automatic
(Optional) Select the color space to use while
capturing the content. Matching the encoder
input color space to the source enhances
and optimizes color reproduction. This is
useful with source formats such as graphics
cards outputting HDTV resolutions. Select
either:
●
Automatic: The encoder determines the
appropriate color space to use.
●
YCbCr: Forces the encoder to use
Y,Cb,Cr
●
RGB (Full Range): Forces the encoder to
use RGB Full Range [
0..255
]
●
RGB (Limited Range): Forces the encoder
to use RGB Limited Range [
16..235
]
Preferred
Resolution
DVI only
1920x1200p60
Sets the DVI-D preferred input resolution so
that connected devices do not scale their
output resolutions to undesired resolutions.
For more information, see
HDCP
DVI only
Enabled
Check this checkbox to enable HDCP for the
DVI interface.
●
When enabled, HDCP sources will detect
the
Makito
X as a HDCP sink. The source
will decide whether or not the content it
sends to the
Makito
X needs to be
protected/encrypted. The
Makito
X
will
not
encode encrypted/protected content.
●
When disabled, the authentication phase
where keys are exchanged will fail and the
content source will detect the
Makito
X
as
a device that does
not
support HDCP. At
this point, the source will not send any
protected content to the
Makito
X
but
can
still send unprotected content.
NOTE:
Disabling HDCP will allow the
Makito
X
to
inter-work with Apple products
such as the MacBook and iPad.
Video Encoder
Setting (Cont.)
Default
(Cont.)
Description/Values (Cont.)
