User guide

XML example

The best way to understand the frame lines system is by looking at an

example. The following example describes a frame lines file for a 2.35

centered aspect ratio inside the cameras 1.78 recorded image.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!-- NOTES:

All widths are in pixels.

All colors can be one of: black, white, or user.

If you select user, the color can be changed through

the user interface.

You can add as many lines as you like. Lines are

defined by giving 3 distances from the border.

So if you specify top, left and right it will

be a horizontal line with the given distance

from left, right and from the top.

The values are in the range [0, 1], where:

0 is at the edge

1 is on the opposite edge

So specifing 0.4 from left is the same as 0.6 from right.

-->

<!-- The description of the camera, this will

only be used for selecting the correct files.

So the user can only select glasses for his

camera/current setup. -->

<type>Alexa EV</type>

</camera>

<!-- This describes the surround view (or overscan) area.

You can select the opacity in the range [0, 1]

and the border width and color -->

<!-- This is the width in pixels. No

pixel is drawn in active/visible area. -->

<!-- The color can be one of: black,

white or user. If you select user,

the color can be changed through the

user interface. -->

</border>

</surround>

<line>

</line>

<line>

</line>