Adjusting the input video on channel 4, The pvw out connector/usb 3.0 port, P. 16 – Roland VR-4HD HD AV Mixer User Manual

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Video Input/Output Settings

Adjusting the Input Video on Channel 4

For video input on channel 4, you can perform operations such as

adjusting the image quality and setting the input format (EDID).

1.

Press the [SYSTEM SETUP] button to display the setup screen.

2.

Select <VIDEO CH4> to display the VIDEO CH4 menu.

3.

Select the setting item.

Adjust the following setting items.

Setting item

Explanation

RESOLUTION (EDID)

This sets the input format (EDID).

g

“Setting the Input Format for Channel 4” (p. 14).

SCALING TYPE

This sets the scaling type.

H. POSITION

This adjusts the display position in the horizontal

direction.

V. POSITION

This adjusts the display position in the vertical direction.

H. SIZE

This adjusts the size in the horizontal direction.

V. SIZE

This adjusts the size in the vertical direction.

CONTRAST

This adjusts the contrast.

SATURATION

This adjusts the saturation.

BRIGHTNESS

This adjusts the brightness.

FLICK FILTER

This reduces flicker.

4.

Use the [VALUE] knob to adjust the input video on channel 4.

5.

Press the [SYSTEM SETUP] button several times to quit the

setup screen.

Specifying the Video Output from the

PVW OUT Connector/USB 3.0 Port

For the PVW OUT connector and USB 3.0 port, you can set the video

that is output to either the main output video or the incoming

video for four-way split screen (channels 1 through 4).

1.

Press the [IN/OUT SETUP] button to display the setup screen.

2.

Select <PVW> or <USB>.

3.

Use the [VALUE] knob to set the output video.

Value

Explanation

The main output video is output.

The incoming video on channels 1 through 4 is output as a four-

way split screen.

4.

Press the [IN/OUT SETUP] button to quit the setup screen.

MEMO

5

When you use the [INPUT] or [OUTPUT] button to switch the view

mode for preview output, the “PVW” setting also changes.
Using the panel lock feature (p. 39) lets you lock the buttons to

prevent accidental operation.

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