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7.3.4 Inputs secon
The nave background is an addional layer which
is under all layers. It can be used with one of the
input sources or with a color.
The specicaon of the nave background is that
an input source or a Frame loaded into that layer
will not be scaled. The input is displayed in its
nave resoluon. You can dene up to 8 nave
backgrounds.
In this secon, you will dene which input is able to be set as a nave background. The nave background
will be a non-scaled input display behind every layer. When an input is congured as a possible nave
background, you will lose the anamorphic aspect sengs of this input (see Aspect rao in chapter: 7.3.10
Input management).
In this secon, you will dene which sll Logo/Frame is able to be dened as a nave background. When a
Frame is selected as a possible nave background, you will lose the anamorphic aspect sengs of this Logo/
Frame.
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Under the inputs secon, you can dene which of your inputs will be a
dual head inputs, meaning they are two paired inputs seng adjacent
content. First, select the plug and then the dual head buon if it is the
case. (See chapter: 7.3.10 Input management.) You nd here the ref
sync feature. If you use genlocked inputs, youneed to check the ref sync
box for every genlocked inputs (same genlock).
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The  front panel allows you to use the scroll knob buon to navigate easily into the menu. Pres-
sing on this specic buon will enable/disable the  feature.
This feature increases the sensibility of the buon and can be helpful if you want to adjust a specic value in
a high band value. To set up it correctly, simply turn the knob quickly next to the desired value, then push the
buon to acvate the , and then take your me to adjust accurately the exact value. This can be
helpful to adjust an exact pixel size/posion or to set up the accurately So Edge.
The best applicaon is to aect, into the nave background, an input which has the same nave resoluon
that the output.
If you would like to use one of the inputs source as nave background for one of the outputs, you should
make this choice in the inputs setup menu: