Kramer VP-771, User Manual

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36 VP-771 - The OSD Menu
Setting Function
Output
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Note that Follow Output sets the Deep Color of the HDMI and the DGKat
outputs independently, according to the screen connected to each output.
A change in the Deep Color setting will take effect after there is a
hot plug on the HDMI/DGKat output or if the user selects a new
output resolution.
Color Space – to RGB, YPbPr422 or YPbPr444
Zoom
Position
Set H Position and V Position, the horizontal and vertical zoom positions
respectively, to zoom into certain areas of the image M / P
Lets you “move” the zoom area (same as scanning an area with a magnifying glass)
Zoom Set the zoom M / P
Zooms into the center of the display.
When zooming in the Freeze state, in case the input resolution is larger than the
output resolution, the image may be cut-off or change its position. This can be fixed
via Zoom Position (above).
Note that any change in the display mode, the input source and/or the output
resolution will cancel the zoom setting.
6.7.1 Selecting the Correct Aspect Ratio
You can configure the aspect ratio of any output image to fit your application. The
VP-771 offers four different aspect ratio settings: Follow Input, Follow Output, Best
Fit and Letterbox. Here is how each of these settings works.
FOLLOW INPUT – The aspect ratio and resolution of the
input video or graphics signal are both preserved (no
scaling). For example, a composite video image with a 4:3
aspect ratio will appear with the same aspect ratio on a
1080p (16:9) output image, surrounded by black bars
FOLLOW OUTPUT
– The aspect ratio and resolution
of the input signal is re-sized to precisely match the
aspect ratio and resolution of the VP-771 output
signal. This may result in some distortion to the input
signal images
BEST FIT – This setting re-sizes the video or
graphics input signal to “best fit” the output resolution
while maintaining the aspect ratio of the input signal.
For example, a composite video signal (4:3 aspect
ratio) will “best fit” to the top and bottom of a
widescreen output image, resulting in black pillars on
either side.
LETTERBOX – This setting compresses the top and
bottom edges of the input signal, but fills the width of
the screen.
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