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Media Settings
Updated by Edward
The settings in the media tab are used globally to control the output of media playback when using the media effect.
Video Output Monitor - Use this option to define what display on your computer to use for all video content. If you only have 1 monitor or you select your primary monitor then the video will play in a sizeable window. If you are using a secondary display, the video output will be played in full screen.
Video Capture Device - The video capture is used to map live video into a matrix effect and also can be used to capture an image when recording cues. This setting determines the device that will be used.
Video Scaling - NEO supports a number of advanced scaling routines to improve the output quality when the video size does not match the output size. These options can require a lot of CPU to work at full frame rates, so it is always recommended that your video be pre rendered to the size you need.
Width & Height - Used to set the output size that the video will be scaled to when using the advanced scaling routines.
Audio (Video) Output Device - Used to set the audio device where all video sound will be sent.
Use Media Codec for Internal Timecode Clock - When set, uses the video’s timecode rather than NEO’s internal timecode.
Connect Audio Output to Media Used in Matrix Effects - By default a matrix effect does not output any audio from the playing media. Turn this option on to connect the audio channels when the effect is played.
Brightness - The Brightness property defines the luminance intensity.
Contrast - The Contrast property defines the relative difference between higher and lower luminance values.
Hue - The Hue property defines the phase relationship, in degrees, of the chrominance components.
Saturation - The Saturation property defines the color intensity, in IRE units.
Lightness - The Lightness property varies the perception of a color’s brightness.
Volume - The volume property defines the default audio level of the playback.