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Getting Started
Spyder X20 User Manual 36
020-000916-01 Rev. 1 (04-2016)
size, border, and shadow settings, with the exception of the horizontal position. The clone can exist anywhere
on a horizontal offset from the original layer, however the clone cannot be positioned at a vertical offset. This is
particularly useful for widescreen applications where the same video source must be repeated on each side of
the screen.
A clone can be selected to operate in Mirror or Offset mode. In Mirror mode the clone will move in a mirror
image to the original window. If the original Window is moved towards the clone window, the clone widow will
move in the opposite direction (towards the original window). If the original window is moved away from the
clone window, the clone window will move away from the original window. This will occur only on the
horizontal. The windows will always stay at equal height, in respect to each other, vertically.
If a clone is created in Offset mode the clone will always stay the same distance (offset) from the original on the
horizontal plane. If the original window is moved towards the right, the clone will move the same distance to the
right. Again, this only occurs on the horizontal plane. The windows will move together and stay at the same
height on the vertical.
Cropping
Any layer can also be cropped on any and every edge. Tabbed with the A/R offset and Pan/Zoom controls, the
bottom of the KeyFrame panel contains cropping controls. Four sliders marked
Top, Left, Bottom, and Right
allow each edge of the selected layer to be used to crop part of the image out. Crop adjustments are
represented in decimal format, with values between 0.0 (no crop) and 1.0 (Full crop).
The ‘Reset Crop’ button, located immediately above the crop slider controls, will remove any cropping by setting
each edge to a crop value of 0.0.
Aspect Ratio Offset
Aspect ratio offsetting allows the aspect ratio defined in the source input configuration to be adjusted, up or
down, to effectively override the aspect ratio of the layer.
Pan and Zoom
Any area of a Spyder input module can be zoomed in on to enhance a specific area of an input. Once a layer has
been zoomed in on, horizontal and vertical pan controls allow the area of interest to be moved around within
the input.
Standard and Custom Shapes
A custom shape can be added to a source or a still.