IKUSI MAC-HD, Web Interface User Manual

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Signal adjustment
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Within the
OUTPUT SETTINGS
submenu, specify the following parameters:
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BRIGHTNESS (1-255):
Allows you to set the image’s brightness within a 1 to 255
range of values. You can enter a value or raise or lower the value unit-by-unit using the
buttons on the right of the value field.
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CONTRAST (1-255)
: ): Allows you to set the image’s contrast within a 1 to 255 range of
values. You can enter a value or raise or lower the value unit-by-unit using the buttons
on the right of the value field.
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SATURATION (1-255)
: Allows you to set the image’s saturation within a 1 to 255
range of values. You can enter a value or raise or lower the value unit-by-unit using the
buttons on the right of the value field.
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INTENSITY
: Allows you to set the video image’s sharpness, by selecting one of va-
rious preset values.
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CODIFICATION
: Allows you to select the encoding standard for the digital audio and
video signal, from among the following options: MPEG2, MPEG4 and DEFAULT (if the
input signal is SD, the default encoding standard will be MPEG2; if the input signal is
HD, the encoding standard will be H.264 (1080p resolution only permits MPEG4).
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VIDEO BITRATE (4-10 Mbits/s)
: ): The unit can be configured for an input data
encoding rate of between 4 and 10 Mbits/s. When selecting the encoding bitrate, the
COFDM output bitrate must be taken into account, as it must be sufficient to support
the encoding bitrate. Otherwise, an overflow error warning will appear.
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AUDIO BITRATE
: The unit can be configured for an input data encoding rate of 96;
128; 160; 192; 224; 256; 320 or 384 Kbits/s.
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AUDIO FORMAT
: Allows you to select the three types of audio coding:
MPEG2 L1/L2, LC-AAC ó HE-AAC
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LOW LATENCY
: It reduces the codification time for those applications where the
reaction time is important (i.e. cameras). The selection of the mode low latency, has a
significant decrease in terms of codification efficiency and images (with much move-
ment) quality.