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video). This allows for down-conversion and up-conversion. There is no cross-
conversion with regard to frame-rates.
- AUTO – In this mode the unit will output the same standard as the incoming
video. Where a SDI Output Port is configured to SD-SDI, incoming HD
video will be down-converted. Incoming SD video will not be up-converted if
the Output Port is set to HD-SDI.
- SD – The unit will output the closest SD standard to the incoming video
material. SD formats will be passed-through and HD formats will be down-
converted to SD.
- 720P – The unit will output the closest HD 720P standard to the video being
decoded. SD formats will be up-converted and higher resolution HD formats
will be down-converted.
- 1080i – The unit will output the closest HD 1080i standard to the video being
decoded. SD or HD (720P) formats will be up-converted and HD (1080i)
formats will be passed through.
- 1080P
See section 3.13.4.5.5 for details of which conversions are supported.
Note: When up-converting and down-converting the unit may have to change its
aspect ratio.
Down-conversion can be controlled from the Output page where the Video Output
Mode has been set to AUTO.
Figure 3.103 Output Web Page
• Output One / Two / Three – This menu configures the signal output from one of
the SDI/ASI Output BNC ports at the read of the RX8000.
- AUTO – The video format, whether it is SD, HD or 3G, is passed through
without conversion. If the incoming video is 3G, the output BNC connector
will be configured as 3G-SDI. If the incoming video is HD, the output BNC
connector will be configured as HD-SDI. If the incoming video is SD, the
output BNC connector will be configured as (SD) SDI.
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