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are smaller than the I-frame. Example: value of 10 means the video starts with an I-frame, then 10 P-
frames, then another I-frame, and repeats until end of video.
Source Width
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The camera’s sensor has higher resolution than the Stream Output. Source Width specifies
the width in pixels of the ROI area to be taken from the full sensor image. The ROI will be
interpolated into the video output format selected and may look squeezed (or stretched
vertically) depending on the Source Width value. To get a 1-to-1 pixel ratio, use the minimum
Source Width value for the Streaming Video Format selected (1280 for 720p or 1920 for
1080p). Set the starting pixel for the ROI by using Source Offset X and Source Offset Y.
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720p range: 1280 - 2560
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1080p range: 1920
– 2560
Source Height
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The camera’s sensor has higher resolution than the Stream Output. Source Height specifies
the height in lines of the ROI area to be taken from the full sensor image. The ROI will be
interpolated into the video output format selected and may look squeezed (or stretched
horizontally) depending on the Source Height value. To get a 1-to-1 pixel ratio, use the
minimum Source Height value for the Streaming Video Format selected (720 for 720p or
1080 for 1080p). Set the starting pixel for the ROI by using Source Offset X and Source
Offset Y.
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720p range: 720
– 2048
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1080p range: 1080-2048
Source Offset X
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Range: 0 to (2560
– Source Width)
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Offset X and Y specify the upper left corner of the ROI within the sensor region. By default
Offset X and Y are 0 so the resulting view is of the upper left corner of sensor with
dimensions specified in Source Width and Height. By changing Offset X and Y you could
move the ROI. One use is to move the ROI to the center or to where the plate region is.
Source Offset Y
–
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Range: 0 to (2048
– Source Height)
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Offset X and Y specify the upper left corner of the ROI within the sensor region. By default
Offset X and Y are 0 so the resulting view is of the upper left corner of sensor with
dimensions specified in Source Width and Height. By changing Offset X and Y you could
move the ROI. One use is to move the ROI to the center or to where the plate region is.