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6.22 Programming Menu > Resources area
General
This part of the Programming page allows users to manage the available input resources. Sources are
created and defined from the available Inputs that were defined on the System Configuration page.
Still Images, Inputs, and Native Backgrounds, as well as re-entered Screen Destinations and Background
sources can be used as sources in layers and Aux Destinations.
About Sources and Inputs
Sources are defined from input signals. Multiple sources can be defined from the same input. After a source is
defined, several attributes can be modified. These attributes may be, for example: color adjustments, crop,
sharpness, and mask. By default, a source is automatically created for each Input. Up to 256 sources can be
created form the same input. As with inputs, sources can be defined from multiple connectors, ex: 4K or DL
DVI and as a single link or dual link.
The multiviewer displays input signals not sources.
A few words about Inputs, Sources and Layers
Input
• Definition: Any video signal connected to the Event Master series processor.
• Features:
- An input signal can be 2K (Single Link), Dual-Link or 4K (Ultra-HD) format.
- Depending on the resolution and type of the input signal, multiple connectors may be required to
connect an input signal to the Event Master series processor. The number of connectors required is
listed in the table below.
2K
Resolutions up to
2048x1200@60
Dual Link
Resolutions up to
3840x1200@60
4K (Ultra HD)
Resolutions up to
4096x2160@60
SDI 1 2 4
DVI 1 1 2
HDMI 1.4a 1 1 2
DisplayPort 1.1a 1 1 2
HDMI 2.0 1 1 1
DisplayPort 1.2 1 1 1
• Adjustments:
- Name, Colorspace, Connector capacity, Auto Acquire, EDID, Contrast, Brightness, Gamma.
- Adjustments to an input signal have an effect on all sources that are derived from the input signal
Source
• Definition: A video signal created when an input is manipulated to create a desired look.
• Features:
- When an input is created, a source is automatically created with the same attributes as the input.
- Multiple sources can be generated from the same input signal.
- Any source can be dropped into any layer and any destination.
- The same source can be used in multiple layers and multiple destinations.
- It should be noted that if a source is used in multiple layers and a source is modified in one of the
layers, it will not be automatically updated in the other layers. To update the source in the other layers, it
needs to be deleted from these layers and re-inserted from the sources list.
• Adjustments:
- Name, Bind to User Key, Layer Aspect Ratio, Size, Position, Contrast, Brightness and Hue.
Layer
• Definition: A layer is one image stacked on top of another or a background.
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