Specifications
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Figure 9: Analog Output Device Module SD, HD, 2K
The No Output Device uses ClearView's desktop DVI-DL/VGA output to display the video sequences.
The Broadcast Output Device uses the HD-SDI, SDI, and Component, S-Video, or Composite output.
In addition it also includes 4 stereo channels of AES-EBU on XLR and eight (8) mono channels in
embedded SDI (2 in/ 2 out while simultaneously playing and recording). VANC data can be captured and
played. VANC acts like a bigger raster size. The audio & VANC controls are turned on/off via the
Configuration Menu.
The No Output Device and Display Port/DVI Output Device allow custom video resolutions and frame
rates. Any video resolution can be specified. However, the software follows the display’s EDID codes.
Therefore, you must attach a display that is capable of the specified resolution and frame rate.
After selecting an Output Device, a list of available video format and analog outputs for the Output Device
are displayed in the Video Format pull-down menu. For example, if the Output Device is Broadcast I/O,
the Digital Format can be 1080i 59.94Hz, and the Analog Output will correspondingly be 1080i SMPTE.
Rate and format conversion may not be disparate between the two settings.
Note: If you did not start the machine with the primary display connected, the DVI module may not read
the EDID codes correctly, and you will need to reboot.
The formats 1080p50b, 1080p59.94b and 1080p60b are available for CV-SDI-IO-LHI and CV-SDI-IO-
CVD22 Modules only.
When using 4K, supported Analog formats will be grayed out, as it is only used for the Genlock option to
sync Output Modules 1 & 2.
After a Video Format has been selected, the ClearView memory is tiled to the resolution of the selected
format. Video sequences imported after this selection is made are either padded with black to the current
resolution or are clipped to the current resolution.
For example, if ClearView is operating in 1080i at 59.94 Hz, the resolution is 1920 x 1080 based on the
industry standard. If an NTSC sized sequence is loaded, it will be centered in 1920 x 1080 and padded
with black on all four sides.