Matrox MXO, Installation And User Manual

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Defining your settings in the Matrox MXO preferences window
loaded Matrox DVI calibration settings. In this case, the DVI video is output
from MXO with its native color settings.
To calibrate your DVI monitor or load Matrox DVI calibration settings,
enable
DVI monitor calibration , and then click the Calibrate button. For
details on calibrating your DVI monitor and loading DVI calibration settings
using the Matrox DVI Calibration Utility, see
Chapter 4, “Calibrating Your
Secondary Display .”
Displaying a virtual bezel
Matrox MXO lets you superimpose a customizable bezel on a loaded clip on
your secondary display. This feature is useful in identifying the areas of your clip
that would be hidden by a bezel when displayed on a standard television screen.
For example, you can simulate a safe title area to check the placement of titles.
1 From the Apple menu, click System Preferences , click the Matrox MXO
icon, and then click Mastering .
2
Under DVI Monitor (Secondary Display) , select Virtual bezel , and then
click the corresponding Setup button.
3 Click Load Clip , select a video clip, and then click Open .
4
An arrow appears beside the video resolution of the loaded clip. For this
resolution, type a value in pixels for
Top/Bottom
and
Left/Right
to
represent the thickness of the bezel that you want to display.
5 Click Stop to remove the clip from your secondary display, and return to the
desktop.