User`s guide

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Color Blender adjusts the overall color shifts inherent in
NTSC and PAL signals. On some televisions and video
output devices, this color shift is more apparent than on
others. The minimum adjustment is automatically
determined by the XCLAIM VR card depending video
mode and resolution, TV standard, and vertical size of the
video signal. If you adjust the slider to a minimum level
lower than the level determined by XCLAIM VR, the
slider automatically moves back to the minimum level
determined by the accelerator card.
Anti-Flicker reduces the amount of display ßicker. Display
ßicker is both a distraction and tiring to your eyes, and is
most pronounced when text is being displayed.
Dot Crawl is an undesirable characteristic of many
Composite televisions that is seen as thin, jagged edges
moving around objects on the screen. The ÒFrozenÓ
setting freezes, or eliminates, the dot crawl, and is
especially useful for viewing pictures or stills. S-video
equipment does not exhibit this effect.
Reducing Edge Distortion
When using a television for your display, you may see
some edge distortion on the left and right side of your
television screen. This effect depends on your television
and the application you are running.
To reduce edge distortion, you can:
¥ increase the horizontal size by clicking the right Size
arrow, or
¥ reduce the brightness by adjusting the brightness
slider.
Viewing Text on Television
Due to the different technology used in the
manufacturing of televisions and monitors, standard text
may look too small on your television. You can
compensate for this by using larger fonts.