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VGA2Ethernet User Guide
resize an image.
If you set scaling to No Resizing the device driver does not resize
the image sent to DirectShow. If the actual resolution of the video
signal is smaller than the fixed resolution, the image appears in
DirectShow compatible video capture applications with a border
around it. If the actual resolution is larger than the fixed resolution,
the image appears cropped in DirectShow compatible video
capture applications.
Flip image
vertically Select this option to turn the captured image displayed on the
VGA2Ethernet user interface upside down. If you select this option,
the image in recorded videos, the image that is copied when you
select Copy from the Edit menu, printed images, and broadcasted
images are also upside down. Images saved by selecting Save
from the File menu and recorded image files are not affected by
this option.
Limit frame rate
to Select Limit frame rate to set a frame rate that is lower than the
frame rate at which the device can capture images. You can
reduce the frame rate to reduce the number of images captured by
the device. You may want to reduce the frame rate to reduce the
load on the video capture workstation, to reduce network usage, to
reduce the size of recorded video files, or to reduce the number of
saved image files.
For example, the VGA2Ethernet device can capture up to 120
frames per second (fps). This frame rate may approach 100% CPU
usage even on a dual CPU video capture workstation. To reduce
load on the video capture workstation, you can reduce the frame
rate to 30 fps without losing too much data.
The valid frame rate range is from 0.01 to 60 fps. The default frame
rate is 30 fps.