Ajuste de la imagen

En este menú puede seleccionar las siguientes funciones:

'Forma TV'

La señal de imagen que se emite se puede ajustar de forma que se adapte al televisor:

'4:3 buzón': para ver la imagen apaisada con bandas negras (formato cine) en la parte superior e inferior de pantalla

'4:3 panorámica': para ver la imagen completa en vertical; los laterales aparecen cortados.

'16:9' : para ver la imagen apaisada (relación de aspecto de imagen 16:9)

'Variación nivel negro'

para la adaptación de la dinámica de color en la reproducción NTSC si se ha conmutado a

'Activada'.

'Variación vídeo'

Le ofrece la posibilidad de desplazar hacia la izquierda o la derecha la posición de la imagen con las teclas D , C para adaptar la imagen a su televisor.

'Salida vídeo'

Esta función le ofrece la posibilidad de cambiar la señal de la salida de vídeo compuesto entre 'Interlaced' y 'Progressive Scan'.

Si su televisor dispone de una conexión independiente para las funciones 'Interlaced' y 'Progressive scan' o si el cambio entre ambos modos no se realiza de forma automática, es posible que al cambiar de un modo a otro no aparezca ninguna imagen en el televisor.

1Seleccione con la tecla SELECT la opción correspondiente. Seleccione Progressive Scan únicamente si su televisor dispone de

Progressive Scan.

2

Confirme con la tecla OK .

 

Imagen

Forma TV

16:9

Variación nivel negro

 

Desactivada

Variación vídeo

 

ï

Salida vídeo

 

Interlaced

70

Configuración preferida personalizada

 

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MRV640 specifications

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