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Chapter 4

•Video-TheoutputhereismadeviatheSCARTconnection

or using the additional CVBS and YC connections on a stan-

dard TV set or video monitor. Depending on the aspect ratio of

the connected monitor, you should choose 4:3 or 16:9.

•DVI-ThismodeisforDVIoutput.Usethistoconnectan

HDMI-equipped TV set using a simple DVI->HDMI adapter

cable. There are three resolutions available, all in 16:9. The

576p resolution is only available on PAL systems. Please note

that, depending on the system, there are several DVI connec-

tors available. Please refer to the hardware manual of your

device.

•VGA-

You can use a computer VGA screen. There are

many resolutions available. The corresponding aspect ratio is

shown next to the resolution. True 16:9 is not possible in VGA.

Bogart SE however, tries to maintain the correct aspect ratio.

Depending on the system, output is possible via a DVI->VGA

adapter. Please refer to the hardware manual of your device.

Ask your dealer about subsequent changes.

•DVI/VGA-ThissettingisaboutDVIresolutionsfortheDVI

output on the mainboard. It is located directly above the HDMI

output and is therefore not available on older hardware. This

can be used to connect a DVI or VGA monitor. Once you

have switched to this monitor, more monitor resolutions could

appear in the list since the properties of the monitor are only

known at the start.

•HDMI-Manydevices,especiallycurrentones,alsoallowan

HDMI connection.

To do this, you should connect your HDMI monitor to the

output of the Bogart SE system using an HDMI-HDMI cable.

HDMI does not only offer a great resolution, but also the pos-

sibility to use digital audio via the monitor. Since the sound can

be output via S/P-DIF, this functionality should be activated.

This happens in the Media Manager of the system. The type

of digital audio transfer can be set in the settings of the Media

Manager. There, you use the settings for ‘Image, Sound’ and

the ‘HDMI sound’. This allows you to set whether your digital

audio should be made audible over HDMI or over S/P-DIF. If

you have connected an analog audio output, it will always play

the audio.

Please note that not all screen resolutions may be possible

on your particular monitor. This is why the system gives a 30

second time span to the user, in which the resolution must be

conﬁrmed. If it is not conﬁrmed, the resolution reverts to the

last selected resolution.

If you select ‘Screen1’ to use VGA mode, you can also select

a second simultaneous screen. Bogart SE then switches to

the so-called dual-monitor mode. Screen 1 displays the actual

user interface, while screen 2 displays video footage.

If you have opted for the single monitor VGA mode, you can

(depending on the system) select between ‘Single monitor’

and ‘Dual monitor’ use. A one monitor set-up shows the user-

interface and video footage on the VGA screen, in two monitor

mode, the user interface and video footage are split: Interface

in VGA, video on the TV screen. Using the ‘Single Monitor’

mode activates the ‘Play as’ button below, so that you may

use it to determine the type of play back: The options are

‘Field’, ‘Frame’ or ‘Deinterlace’.

The ‘Field’ option has the advantage that it doesn’t create

movement artefacts like ‘Frame’ does, but on the downside,

the vertical resolution is lower.

The option called ‘Deinterlace’ has complete resolution, much

like the ‘Frame’ option, but any stripe patterns within moving

objects are reduced as much as possible. Depending on the

model type, the number of visible frames per second may be

reduced. Because VGA is not perfectly suited for video play

back, there are some disadvantages in doing this. There are

the above mentioned movement artefacts, but in addition also

some jerky movement and so-called ‘tearing’ effects, par-

ticularly during camera pans. Even the color tones may look

different. On the other hand, the advantage of VGA lies in the

ﬂicker-free display, much like modern 100 Hz ﬂat-screen TVs.

The single-monitor VGA mode is therefore a kind of compro-

mise. More details on this subject can be found in Chapter 5:

VGA and DVI mode.

Note: When you ﬁrst switch to VGA, you may see different, ad-

ditional VGA modes in the list. This is because of a comparison

with the monitor that has been connected and which may allow

higher resolutions.

16:9 as 21:9 Cinemascope

: If you have activated the

Cinemascope product, this will allow you to switch your 16:9

screen to a 21:9 presentation.

SCART output: If your system is provided with a SCART

Video Out and if you hardware supports the switch (e.g. not

the S-4100). This will allow you to switch between ‘CVBS’

and ‘YC’. If your video recorder supports a YC signal, please

choose this option.

In devices with a SCART output this delivers an RGB signal

of higher quality than Y/C. However, this can only be set for a

television. A video recording will normally only have a CVBS

signal.

If you are working in dual-monitor mode, you’ll ﬁnd that the

button ‘Screen 2- Options’ has become available. This function

allows you to set the second screen content, whenever the

monitor is not used for play back. You can choose a still image

from the image pool. This menu is activated when you choose

an image. If the selected image is smaller than the screen size,

you can have it displayed in original size or tiled.

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