Specifications

ESI VLS-2000 Video Line Scaler Operating ManualVersion 1.2
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3.2.11 Source
This tells the VLS-2000 what type of video source material is being presented to the
device input. Combined with the Screen setup, the VLS automatically calculates the
best image transformations to perform to get the largest possible image in the correct
aspect ration on the display. Source should be set to either 16:9, 4:3Full, or 4:3LtrBx,
depending on the format of the supplied input. Figure 3-3 shows the 6 possible
combinations of input Source and output Screen, with the image processing that will
be performed.
Some examples of setup combinations are given to show the flexibility provided by the
VLS-2000, when connected to a 4:3 format projector or monitor:
Showing a cable TV broadcast, set Source to 4:3Full to display the video on
the entire screen.
Showing an anamorphic DVD movie on a 4:3 monitor, set the DVD output to
16:9 and let the VLS-2000 do the scaling to letterbox format by setting source
to 16:9.
Showing an anamorphic DVD movie on a 4:3 computer type projector, set the
DVD output to 16:9 and let the VLS-2000 do the scaling to letterbox format by
setting source to 16:9. Display the image on a wide screen, with the black
areas above and below the boundaries of the screen.
Showing a cable TV movie which has been formatted and broadcast in
letterbox format, select 4:3LtrBx or 4:3Full to display as a letterbox image.
Some examples of setup combinations are given when connected to a 16:9 format
projector or monitor:
Showing an anamorphic DVD movie, set the DVD output to 16:9 and set
Source to 16:9.
Showing a cable TV video broadcast, set Source to 4:3Full to display the video
centered on the screen with black areas left and right.
Showing a cable TV movie which has been formatted and broadcast in
letterbox format, select 4:3LtrBx to re-scale the image to fill the entire 16:9
screen.