11.
Click
Apply
.
Timecode Setup
The timecode information can be overlayed on the output video stream of the server. This can be time of day LTC
coming into the server, or the embedded timecode in the video signal being recorded.
Important:
When you turn the timecode overlay on, it is shown over the image on the video output.
To Configure the Timecode
The timecode information can be overlayed on the output video stream of the server.
1.
Launch the
Tria Config
application.
You may be prompted to allow the program to make changes on the computer, click
Yes
.
2.
Click the
Timecode
tab.
3.
In the
Timecode Input Source
area, select the timecode source for each channel.
•
Time of Day LTC In
— the LTC signal coming into the server.
•
ATC In
— the embedded digital timecode in the video source.
4.
In the
Replace ATC Output with Timecode Remain
area, select the video channels that you want the normal
count-up ATC timecode to be replaced with the count-down (time-remaining) ATC timecode.
Tip:
This is useful when you want to display count-down timecode in downstream devices that can decode and display ATC
timecode.
5.
In the
Timecode Overlay on Video Output
area, select whether the timecode is displayed on the video output
for each channel.
•
Off
— the timecode is not shown on the video output stream.
6.
In the
Timecode Overlay Position And Size
area, use the
Left/Right
and
Top/Bottom
sliders to position the
timecode overlay on the background video source, and use the
H Small/H Large
and
V Small/ V Large
sliders to
adjust the size of the timecode text.
7.
Click
Apply
.
Compression Setup
Note:
Compression is only available with the JPEG 2000 video processor board.
Compression is applied to all new clips recorded on the server and is used to set the desired bit rate. The lower the bit
rate, the lower the picture quality but the longer the recording time (smaller file). The higher the bit rate, the higher the
picture quality but the longer the recording time (larger file).
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