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Input Video Selections:
SDI Select—use to select a specific SDI input (1 and/or 2) or select automatic mode.
• Auto: directs the Hi5-3D to automatically select the input based on the signals detected
at the two SDI Input BNCs.
• SDI 1: manually select the signal present at SDI Input 1.
• SDI 2: manually select the signal present at SDI Input 2.
• 3D SDI 1+2: manually select the signals present at SDI Inputs 1 and 2 as a 3D two input
stream (right/left channels respectively).
Left Flip—use to select how the left eye channel input will be flipped (if any).
• None: no flipping; the signal is unaltered.
• Horizontal: left eye channel is flipped horizontally.
• Vertical: left eye channel is flipped vertically.
• Horiz/Vert: left eye channel is flipped horizontally and vertically.
Right Flip—use to select how the right eye channel input will be flipped (if any).
• None: no flipping; the signal is unaltered.
• Horizontal: right eye channel is flipped horizontally.
• Vertical: right eye channel is flipped vertically.
• Horiz/Vert: right eye channel is flipped horizontally and vertically.
3D Mode—use to select the type of CEA 3D mode:
• Auto: lets the Hi5-3D automatically select a 3D mode based on the HDMI 1.4a device it
is connected and negotiating with (blue text shows what it chooses).
• Side by Side: select left/right eye channels are compressed and placed side by side.
• Top Bottom: select left/right eye channels are compressed and placed one on top of
the other
• Frame Packed: select left/right eye channels into a single full-resolution (but tall) frame,
at twice the clock and line rates. When selected, “frame-packing” works only with the
following formats: 1080p23.98, and 1080p24.
(Framepacked mode does not support psf inputs at this time.)
• Anaglyph: used for calibrating camera rigs, this mode shows both stereo images
overlaid as a single image for viewing using anaglyph glasses. In this implementation
only the luma data is preserved.
NOTE: 525 and 625 are passed through to the output without 3D processing.
Protocol—use to select the signal protocol used for the HDMI output connector.
• Auto: lets the Hi5-3D automatically select a protocol based on the device it is
connected and negotiating with at the HDMI connector (blue text shows what it
chooses).
• HDMI: selects HDMI signal protocols.
• DVI: selects DVI signal protocols (note: an HDMI to DVI adapter should be used when
connecting DVI devices).