Telestream Flip Player 3.2, Руководство пользователя

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Basic Features
Viewing Controls
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Highlighting the Flip Player Window
To make viewing the Flip Player player window easier when you have lots of windows
open, select
View > Dim Lights . This isolates the Flip Player player window visually from
all others on the desktop by fading everything else to a dark gray. Select Dim Lights
again to disable this feature.
Screen Sizing
Flip Player lets you adjust the size of the video display by providing four sizes: Half Size,
Actual Size, Double Size, and Fit To Screen. Actual Size is a combination of the
dimensions of the video essence in the file, the aperture mode, any scale edits, any crop
edits, and any rotation edits. Half Size adjusts the display to half of the actual size.
Double Size makes the display twice the size of actual. Fit To Screen causes the display
to expand to the limits of the display.
Aperture Control
The Aperture setting enables you to control the dimensions of the video, which may
change the aspect ratio.
Flip Player provides five aperture settings:
Classic Content appears as it did in previous versions of QuickTime.
Clean The recommended setting for most video. Crops the video to the area of frame
free from digitization artifacts and applies pixel aspect ratio correction. A 4:3 DV NTSC
track appears as 640 x 480; a 16:9 DV NTSC track appears as 853 x 480.
Production Used for video production. Shows all pixels in the video including the
edges and corrects for pixel aspect ratio. A 4:3 DV NTSC track appears as 654 x 480; a
16:9 DV NTSC track appears as 873 x 480.
Encoded Pixels Neither crops nor scales the video. A DV NTSC (4:3 or 16:9) track
appears as 720 x 480.
None No aperture control is used.
For more detailed information on Aperture settings, see QuickTime Pro: About the
"Conform aperture to" setting and About QuickTime Aperture Display Modes .