Haivision Makito, User Manual

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Managing the Encoder
Configuring the Video Settings
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2.
Select or enter the new value(s) in the appropriate field(s). See the following section,
“Video Settings” .
3.
To apply your changes, click .
The changes will take effect immediately but will not be saved and will be lost after a
reboot
.
TIP
To save the current configuration, open the
A
DMINISTRATION
>C
ONFIG
page. See
“Saving and Loading Configurations” on page 126.
Video Settings
The following table lists the Encoder Video settings:
Video Setting Default Description/Values
Input Select the type of Video Input for the
encoder:
Makito Digital
(HDMI/DVI)
• Analog (Component/RGB)
• Digital (HDMI/DVI)
Makito-SDI BNC (SDI) • BNC (SDI)
• BNC (Composite)
• S-Video
NOTE:
Only one physical connector can be
selected as the video source.
If you select an inapplicable Input type, the
Input Format becomes
Unknown
, since this
is auto-detected by the system.
Input Format
n/a This is the input signal detected from the
video source. It includes the number of pixels
per line, whether the video is interlaced or
progressively scanned (indicated by
i
or
p
),
and the number of frames per second: either
25
or
30
for interlaced, or
50
or
60
for
progressively scanned.
This is auto-detected by the system and
cannot be changed. If the signal cannot be
detected (or is outside the supported range),
the Input Format will be
Unknown
.