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Video Status Tile
Video Status Description
The Video Status tile provides detail of
the currently selected video source.
The display consists of a number of
different ‘pages’ detailing different
aspects of the currently selected video
source.
These cover the Video Format and Gamut
Range and details of the ‘links’ and
‘streams’ making up the final image.
The number in the "Value" column indicates the number of failures in the current frame. The value in
the "Total Errors" column show the number of failures since the last reset. The value in the "% EFPS"
(error frames per second) indicates the number of failures as a percentage of all of the frames since
the last reset.
The values associated with the individual status items are normally shown in white text but will be
coloured red when the value currently being reported is incorrect.
The Button Bar can be used to select the specific pages. In some cases, just one page is called up by
pressing the associated button but pressing the Video button and various ‘Input n:m’ buttons in the
right-hand half of the Button Bar multiple times cycles through a set of pages of information. The
number of pages is shown on the Title bar to the display.
Video Status Controls
When the Video Status tile is selected, the following buttons are available:
Reset
in several cases, the information shown includes a count of the number of
errors that have occurred since the time these counts were last restarted. The
Reset function can be used at any time to restart the counting by returning all
these counts to zero.
Video
pressing this button will toggle through the different status pages for the
currently selected video source and link.
Input 1
this button will appear if the video signal is transmitted over a single video
physical link (for example SD-SDI or HD-SDI). Pressing this button will select the
different status pages for this input.
Input 2
this button will appear if the video signal is transmitted over more than one
video physical link (for example 3G-DL). Pressing this button will select the
different status pages for the second physical link.
Input 1:1
this button will appear if the video signal is transferred over 2 or more video
streams (for example 3GB-2S). Pressing this button will select the different
status pages for the first stream.
Input 1:2
this button will appear if the video signal is transferred over 2 or more video
streams (for example 3GB-2S). Pressing this button will select the different
status pages for the second stream.