Setting Driver Properties
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The Video Proc Amp tab has the following controls.
These are terms for what one would call a contrast ratio. It’s a measure of a display
system, defined as the ratio of the brightest color (white) to that of the darkest color
(black) that the system is capable of producing. A high contrast ratio is a desired
aspect of any display, but with the various methods of measurement for a system or
its part, different measured values can sometimes produce similar results. The control
exists in the event you need to change the ratio of an incoming signal.
Hue adjustment only functions for NTSC video. It sets the predominance of color,
classed as red, yellow, green, blue or an intermediate color based on a contiguous
pair of these colors
In color theory, saturation or purity refers to the intensity of a specific hue. A highly
saturated hue has a vivid, intense color, while a less saturated hue appears more
muted and grey. With no saturation at all, the hue becomes a shade of grey. You are
able to adjust the saturation level in the event it is altered by a video feed.
This slider has eight positions corresponding to eight hardware filter settings.
Generally, the positions to the left result in smoother video, the positions to the right
result in sharper video. Since each step engages a different combination of discrete
filters, some steps may result in slight differences while other steps may result in
large differences. The range is 0 to 7.
You would rarely use this control; however, a need may arise for its use. In the
simplest terms the input of a feed from a device into your card may not match the
digital output on your screen. The gamma control allows you to balance the red, blue
and green from the input to output within the normal range of people’s perceptions.
This field is an unused DirectShow feature and is not selectable.
This field is an unused DirectShow feature and is not selectable.
This field is an unused DirectShow feature and is not selectable.
This field is an unused DirectShow feature and is not selectable.
PowerLine
Frequency
(Anti Flicker)
This field is an unused DirectShow feature and is not selectable.
Click Default to return to the default settings.
This field is an unused DirectShow feature and is not selectable.
Click OK to accept the settings.
Click Cancel to close the window.
Click Apply to apply the settings.
Click Help to access the user guide.
For all of the Video Proc Amp controls the driver maintains one setting per Osprey device. It does not
maintain individual settings for each input or type of input.
When you change the video standard or input you will not see changes in the slider controls – such as
the Hue button becoming disabled – until the driver properties dialog is closed and re-entered.
