Video Display:
The options available in this window will be determined by your specific
capture card, usually allow users to adjust the appearance of video on
screen.
Video Source:
This option will allow users to adjust color functions such as contrast
and brightness. And here you can select what video source you want to work
with.
Video Format:
This option allow users to adjust image size and quality. See on your
hardware documentation.
Full Screen:
This option allow users to see video signal in all screen area, with
this option you can transform you monitor into a TV set.(CTRL-F)
Instant
SnapShot:
Ables you to take a instant snapshot with one simple button click.
View mode : Overlay
Overlay is the most efficient way to display video, because it does
not use CPU resources. However ,not all capture devices support overlay;
refer to the documentation for your capture device to find out whether
or not it supports overlay.(CTRL-O)
View mode : Preview
You preview movies before you capture them. You can specify the frame
rates for previews that you play either before or during capture. Decreasing
the frame rate reduces the processing time; increasing the frame rate gives
a more accurate preview.(CTRL-P)
Preview frame rate:
Preview frame rate affect the way the preview is processed, this option
sets the number of frames captured per second. Decreasing the frame rate
reduces the processing time; increasing the frame rate gives a more accurate
preview.
Advanced
Settings:
This window allow user to adjust some internal settings of the active
video capture driver.
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