![Figure 6-5. DVI-D input dialog box.](/images/new-backgrounds/105123/10512343x1.webp)
Chapter 6: VideoPlex4 Control Application
Figure 6-5. DVI-D input dialog box.
The
The dialog supports standard timing formulas such as:
•VESA CVT
•VESA CVT Reduced Blanking
•SMPTE (for HD modes)
•VESA GTF
•Custom
Selecting “Auto” from the
Selecting “Custom” allows the timing parameters to be edited.
NOTE: You will need to select between definition of Pixel Clock or Vertical Refresh, since these are mutually exclusive parameters.
Once edited, clicking “OK” writes the preferred mode into the EDID but may not normally affect the input mode that is being captured. You might need to force the graphics device in the host machine to detect the new modes. Just select “Detect” on the Screen Resolutions dialog box (Windows 7) or disconnect the source from the VideoPlex4 and reconnect.
All modifications to the Input settings can be saved as part of a .vqs file, removing the requirement to input the same settings again. To save the settings, select the “Save” command in the File menu. To open a saved .vqs file, select the “Open” command.
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