Analog Way NeXtage 16 - Manual (Page 33)

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Activate NATIVE for the inputs you would like to use later as native.
If NATIVE is activated, you will be able to choose later into the menu this input as a native background. Be
careful about enable all inputs as native background input, when enabling it, the input loses some aspect
process. Being a native input, the input lost its ASPECT IN settings, that means you will not be able to change
the anamorphic size of the input (see INPUT > ASPECT IN)
In the same idea, into the next menu called LOGOS you can select frames to be native background Frames.
Then in the NATIVE BKG setup menu you can register up to 8 sets of native Background per screen.
For each set you can choose:
Input source, Frames or color.
7.3.7 The miscellaneous section
Then you can choose the position as well:
The position will be important in the case you choose a Frame/input which has a smaller
resolution than the output resolution, your native background will be place according to
this chosen posistion.
Select for each set the desired native background. Load every set clicking on the set number to be sure your
native background are well setuped. Don’t forget that you can come back to this section at any time during
your show to define new native input or new set.
- PRESET TOGGLE: By default, the NeXtage 16 will swap the Program and Preview buses during each TAKE.
Enabling this option will leave the Preview bus unchanged during each TAKE, and only the Program will be
updated.
- DYNAMIC FIT: Enable or disable the automatic recognition of black band for digital content. The size and
the aspect ratio are automatically adapted.
- PREVIEW ASPECT: Change between 3 ways of displaying the Preview during transition.
- PIP COLOR: Color of PIPs when the source is set to color
- KEYING COLOR: Replacement color when input keying DSK is enabled.
- PRESET AUTO FADE: This is the duration of the auto fade In/fade Out. (See faders in chapter: 7.4.4 Effects)
- SCREEN MIRRORING: Enable or disable access to the mirror effect. (See mirror in chapter: 7.4.4 Effects)
(only useful when using Hybrid mode).
7.3.7 The miscellaneous section