Using the Equipment
- Standard – The default pre-defined system delay optimized for most
encoded streams.
- Compatibility – This pre-defined system delay increases overall delay to
guarantee smooth decoding for some encoded streams.
- Low – This pre-defined system delay reduces the overall delay. Requires
Software License option.
- Mega Low – This pre-defined system delay reduces the overall delay.
Requires Software License option.
- User-Defined – Applies the user defined Rx Delay 4:2:0 or Rx Delay 4:2:2
values to the system delay.
Note: Apart from User-defined, RX Delay Modes are not applicable to JPEG 2000
encoded streams. For JPEG 2000, the lowest possible delay is always used
• Rx Delay Override (MPEG-2) – Enabling this option overrides the Rx Delay
Mode selection to Compatibility for MPEG-2. It does not affect H.264 settings.
• Encoder Delay Compensation – This status field gets updated to PRESENT
when the RX8000 is configured for 3D operation. (Requires the software license
RX8200/SWO/3D)
• Test Pattern – Overrides the video output of the RX8000 with the selected Test
Pattern mode. Refer to section 3.13.6, Test Patterns.
• Video Fail Mode – Configures the Fail Mode video output screen to applied
when the Video Decoder is not in the RUNNING state. Refer to section 3.13.8,
Fail Modes.
Note: For 1080P, only a subset of the Video Fail Modes are supported.
• Video 625 Standard – Configures the video standard for the composite output
for 625 line video. Refer to section 3.13.7, Video Standards Control.
• Video 525 Standard – Configures the video standard for the composite output
for 525 line video. Refer to section 3.13.7, Video Standards Control.
• User PID – Defines the PID value to be used as the Video User PID selection
and is used in conjunction with the User STD selection.
• User Std – Defines the video coding standard to be used in conjunction with the
Video User PID selection.
- MPEG-2
- MPEG-4 AVC
- JPEG-2000
- HEVC
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