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Kaleido-X
User’s Manual
The default value is OFF.
If the Automatic Aspect Ratio property is set to Follow Input Format, then the video
monitor will change its aspect ratio based on the input feed’s format.
If the Automatic Aspect Ratio property is set to Follow Input Format and AFD Coded
Frame, then the video monitor will change its aspect ratio according to the AFD coded
frame. If there is no AFD present, the default value for the current format will be used
(see
Configuring the Default Aspect Ratio for HD and SD Signals, below):
• the default HD AFD value, if the input is HD;
• the default SD AFD/WSS value if the input is not HD;
• if the default value for the current input format is None, then the video monitor will
change its aspect ratio based on the input feed’s format.
3Click the Save button.
Configuring the Default Aspect Ratio for HD and SD Signals
To have a video raster follow a video signal’s AFD/WSS metadata
1 Click to put a check mark in the box labeled Follow AFD/WSS.
2 Choose a value from the drop-down menu beside Default SD AFD/WSS value. This is
the setting that will be used when there is no AFD or WSS in the SD signal. Choose
Keep Last to have the video window maintain the last decoded AFD or WSS value if the
signal is paused.
Note: This option applies to Kaleido-X and Kaleido-X16 multiviewers. The
Kaleido-IP does not yet support automatic adjustment of a video monitor’s
aspect ratio based on decoded AFD information. The KMV-3901/3911
multiviewers do not support decoding of a signal’s aspect ratio from AFD or
WSS metadata.
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