evertz HD2012 - Setting the Ifmd Mode; Viewing the Input Standard; Setting the Mode When the Video Is Lost

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5.1.2.10. Setting the ifmd Mode
The motion adaptive nature of the internal de-interlacer may be set to Auto, Disable or Noise Adaptive
using the IFMD MODE control. Optimal processing for normal video content is achieved when set to
Auto. In very noisy environments enhanced image quality may be achieved by using the Noise
Adaptive setting. When set to Disable, no motion processing will be activated. Reduced vertical
resolution may result from using the Disable setting.
VIDEO
Processing
Converter
Path 1
Deinterlacer
ifmdMode
Auto
Disable
noiseadaptive
Optimal processing for normal video content is achieved when set to
Auto. In very noisy environments enhanced image quality may be
achieved by using the Noise Adaptive setting. When set to Disable, no
motion processing will be activated. Reduced vertical resolution may
result from using the Disable setting.
5.1.2.11. Viewing the Input Standard
The status of the video standard detected on the input of a converter may be monitored by selecting
the DETECTED INPUT STANDARD menu item
VIDEO
Processing
Converter
Path 1
IO
detectedInputSta
(input standard)
The converter will report none, 525i5994, 625i50, 1080i5994, 1080i50,
720p5994 or 720p50.
5.1.2.12. Setting the Mode when the Video is Lost
The Loss of Video Mode enables the user to set the action the processing path will take when the
input video signal is lost.
VIDEO
Processing
Converter
Path 1
IO
lossOfVideoMode
Black
Blue
Freeze
When set to Black, the processing path will output black video when
the video signal is lost.
When set to Blue, the processing path will output blue video when the
video signal is lost.
When set to Freeze, the processing path will freeze on the last good
video frame received.