Blackmagicdesign HDLink Optical Fiber, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Installation
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Settings
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HDLink Settings in Mac OS X
HDLink Settings in Windows
HDLink Utility provides several settings for the HDLink and HDLink 2 models.
Scale SD video to fill larger DVI display.
HDLink and HDLink 2 models can scale standard definition video to fill larger DVI displays and avoid thick black
borders around the video.
1:1 Direct pixel for pixel
This option allows for precise pixel-for-pixel viewing of standard definition video. However as HDLink
uses square pixels, and standard definition video uses rectangular pixels, your video may seem squashed
and circles may appear to be egg-shaped. See the troubleshooting section of this manual for more
information.
16:9 Anamorphic aspect ratio
This option scales widescreen standard definition video to appear in the expected 16:9 aspect ratio on the
computer monitor attached to HDLink. The image will appear correctly but will no longer be presented
pixel-for-pixel.
Enable 2x Scaling of SD Video
This option will present NTSC or PAL video at double the original size on a monitor with a 1920 x 1200 resolution.
This is useful for displaying standard definition video on 24” LCD computer monitors without the video image
appearing as if it were a small postage stamp in the middle of a large black display.
Default Dual Link SDI video input
Usually when working with dual-link 4:4:4 HD-SDI video, the RGB colorspace will be used. In very rare cases, you
might need to switch this to use the 4:4:4 Y,Cr,Cb colorspace. Only change this setting if you are sure that you
need to use the 4:4:4 Y,Cr,Cb colorspace.
Default 24 fps HD format
When working with HD1080 video at 24 frames per second, it is necessary to tell HDLink whether it is receiving 24
PsF progressive video or 48i interlaced video.
Display video using blue only
This option enables blue only mode which is helpful in detecting noise in video.
Interlace simulation on DVI monitors
This option attempts to display interlaced video on progressive DVI monitors, with a similar look to traditional
CRT monitors, and to avoid video tearing.
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