88 VIP User Manual
Landscape 800x450 (Wide Aspect 16:9)
This mode is intended for use on the new HDTV-style
widescreen monitors, such as plasma displays. Use this 800x450
mode if your monitor does not support anamorphic stretching of
images (see below.)
Landscape 1066x600 Anamorphic (Wide Aspect 16:9)
This is the preferred mode for working with widescreen
monitors – it provides the highest possible resolution. To edit
these large images, your computer’s desktop resolution should
be in 1024x768 or higher. You create your pages on a workspace
that is 1066x600 pixels. When VIP Composer Professional
publishes to the VIP unit, it “squishes” the image horizontally to
fit in an 800x600 file. Then, the widescreen monitor takes the
signal from the VIP and stretches it back out to fit the whole
screen. This is known as “Anamorphic” compression.
Portrait 450x800 (Wide Aspect 16:9)
The portrait mode allows you to rotate your widescreen monitor
vertically and use it like a poster display. VIP Composer
Professional takes into account the rotation of your monitor
(clockwise or counter-clockwise) and adjusts your pages and
transitions to appear “right side up” even though your monitor
is turned on its side. Use this 450x800 mode if your monitor
does not support anamorphic stretching of images (see below.)
Portrait 600x1066 Anamorphic (Wide Aspect 16:9)
This is the preferred mode for displaying portrait images on
widescreen monitors. It uses anamorphic compression to
achieve the best output from the VIP player, similar to the
Landscape 1066x600 mode. To edit these large images, your
computer’s desktop resolution should be in 1024x768 or higher.
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