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Video–What’s In, What’s Out?
WINNER 2000/Office
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can use the supplied adapter for this. Be sure to check the Connector settings for the
Video-Out.
Connection to a TV Set
You can connect any normal TV set to the WINNER 2000/Office . Refer to the operating
manual for your television to find out which video standards it supports, or ask your TV
dealer. You can connect PAL or NTSC devices to the
WINNER 2000/Office .
Some VCRs and TV sets provide only a SCART connector for video input. To connect the
WINNER 2000/Office to the device you will need a SCART-to-S-Video/composite adapter
which should be switchable between video-in and video-out. Your local TV/video dealer
should be able to provide you with a suitable adapter.
ELSA Video Settings
If you have installed the ELSA drivers and tools
(See page 7) an ELSA icon
will appear in the
task bar at the bottom right of your screen. A click
on this icon opens up a dialog box from which you
can call up the commands for the video settings.
The video input for the
WINNER 2000/Office can
be defined and adjusted using the ELSA video set-
tings. You can set the following options:
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The signal source (’Video Capture: Source’)
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The video display (’Video Capture: Source’)
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The resolution of the video recording (’Video Capture: Format’)
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The video display (’Display: Video Out’)
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A preview window for the signal at the video input ('Video Viewer')
Hosiden plug
Plug for connecting video signal sources and video players or recorders to the
WINNER 2000/Office . Your graphics board is supplied with a special adapter
(Hosiden plug
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Cinch socket) for supplying composite inputs with S-Video
signals.
Cinch socket
With the adapter’s Hosiden plug connected with the S-Video output of the
WINNER 2000/Office , you can use a Cinch cable from a video player or
recorder and connect this to the Cinch socket on the adapter.
Cinch plug
You need a cable with a Cinch plug to feed a composite video signal to the