User guide
Orange: No 3:2 pulldown sensed in 60i/59.94i input signal. In-
put video is being converted to 24p/23.976p using a conversion
process which drops frames and may introduce judder.
White: 3:2 pulldown sensed in 60i/59.94i input video signal.
Input video signal is being converted to 24p/23.976p using 3:2
pulldown removal which recreates 24p/23.976p as it is cap-
tured from the camera’s shuer.
Up and Down Conversion
Standard-denition video resolution employs a 4:3 aspect ratio, and high-denition video resolution
employs a 16:9 aspect ratio. Up-conversion is the process of ing standard-denition video (with a
4:3 aspect ratio) into a high-denition, 16:9 frame. Down-conversion is the opposite process.
PIX recorders have various options for up and down conversion:
Down-Conversion
Letterbox: Maintains the same height and width ratio. Results in blank bar at top and boom of im-
age.
Crop: Left and right side of image is cropped to t into 4:3. Results in missing image at sides of pic-
ture.
Anamorphic: Image is horizontally squashed to t into 4:3. Results in a narrow looking image.
16
9
4
3
Letterbox
Crop
Anamorphic
Video Scaling & Frame Rate Conversion
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