Matrox MXO2 PCIe Host Adapter - Manual (Page 96)

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Chapter 8, Using Matrox MXO2 with Adobe Premiere Pro
3 Click the Configure button, then click the Video Capture Settings tab.
4 Under Input Format , select the video format that matches your source
video. For a list of the video input formats supported on the various MXO2
inputs for capturing clips, see
“Supported input formats” on page 304 .
5 Under Input Aspect Ratio , select the aspect ratio of your SD source video
(4:3 or 16:9). For example, to capture SD video that was recorded using the
standard TV screen format, select
4:3 . To capture SD video that was
recorded using the widescreen 16:9 format, select 16:9 . If you’re capturing
HD video, the Input Aspect Ratio will be set to 16:9 .
6 Under Input Source , select the type of input you want to capture. For
example, to capture material from your HDMI source, select HDMI . The
available input sources depend on your selected input format.
¦ Note If Matrox MXO2 can’t detect your source device when you start a
capture, you’ll receive an error message. Either black video will be captured
or the capture won’t be able to start until a valid input signal is present. In
either case, you must make sure that your source device is switched on and
properly connected to MXO2 to properly capture the video.
7 Under Input Type , select the type of equipment you’re using for capture:
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Broadcast-quality Source Select this if your source device is
broadcast-quality. This setting provides the best capture results for most
devices.
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Consumer-quality Source Select this if you’re having problems
capturing video because your source device doesn’t meet
broadcast-quality standards. For example, the capture may be interrupted