Operation Manual

GoPro Studio 2.5 User Manual

EXTERNAL DISPLAY

The EXT. DISPLAY (external display) option determines the video display type for a

secondary monitor (if you have one connected) and offers the following choices:

• NOT ACTIVE (secondary monitor is not used)

• STANDARD FULLSCREEN (displays standard 2D on secondary display—used

for 2D clips)

• SIDE-BY-SIDE (displays side-by-side 3D mode on secondary display—used by

3D monitors that support this mode)

• HORIZONTAL INTERLACED 3D (displays horizontal interlaced 3D mode on

secondary display—used by 3D monitors that support this mode)

• VERTICAL INTERLACED 3D (displays vertical interlaced 3D mode on

secondary display— used by 3D monitors that support this mode)

• nVidia PAGE FLIP 3D (displays frame sequential 3D mode on secondary

display—used with nVidia Quadro-based display adapters and 3D monitors that

support this mode)

NOTE: When working with 2D clips, always use the ‘STANDARD FULSCREEN’ option to

playback the contents of the Player Window on a secondary monitor. If you’d rather not

use a secondary monitor at all, use the ‘NOT ACTIVE’ option.

SPLIT POINT

The SPLIT POINT option allows you to easily see the effects of your Active Metadata

adjustments (made using the clip-based Color Correction, Framing Controls and Effect

Presets) by splitting the image into ‘before’ (uncorrected) and ‘after’ (corrected) sides.

The left side of the image is the ‘before’ view while the right side of the image is the ‘after

view’. The slider lets you choose where that split occurs in the image frame.

NOTE: For normal use, you’ll want to keep the SPLIT POINT slider all the way to the left.

This will ensure that you’ll be able to see all the Effect Presets, Color Correction and

Framing adjustments that have been applied to your clips. Only use the slider if you want

to compare your adjustments to the original file.

Before (no

adjustments)

After (with 1970s Preset)