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PiP does Picture in Picture. As well as simultaneously performing format conversion. (Like digital glue!) | |||
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For putting a smaller version of one input ontop of the other input. Position and Size are controllable Via software [[https://ystv.york.ac.uk/~documents/docs_resources/StationDocumentation/KramerPip/PIP200-control-3.9.zip]], or the front panel | |||
==Format conversion== | |||
Formats supported: | |||
* NTSC | |||
* PAL | |||
* SECAM | |||
* P & I | |||
** at 25,50,30,60. | |||
On the front panel, you can set the output format, and the inputs will auto-detect for you. If PiP cannot find valid a video source, then the output & input format led's will cycle constantly until valid input is found. | |||
Revision as of 16:36, 25 August 2010
PiP does Picture in Picture. As well as simultaneously performing format conversion. (Like digital glue!)
Picture in Picture
For putting a smaller version of one input ontop of the other input. Position and Size are controllable Via software [[1]], or the front panel
Format conversion
Formats supported:
- NTSC
- PAL
- SECAM
- P & I
- at 25,50,30,60.
On the front panel, you can set the output format, and the inputs will auto-detect for you. If PiP cannot find valid a video source, then the output & input format led's will cycle constantly until valid input is found.