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Kramer PiP (view source)

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-Krammer PiP (Picture in Picture) does exactly as you'd expect.  It has two inputs and one output.  The output can be either one of the inputs, or it can be a small version of one input on top of the other.
+PiP does Picture in Picture. As well as simultaneously performing format conversion. (Like digital glue!)
-the size and position of the inner image can be altered by large amounts, or by finer increments.  Also a border (of the desired colour) can be placed around the small image.
+==Picture in Picture==
+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
-It hasn't been used much, in fact not at all in 2008/09, but has potential to give small wideshots of events at OBs while the presenters are talking.
+==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.