User guide

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Using the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel
across the screen. When you do this, the values under Size and Position will
change dynamically.
$ You can also type a value for Width and Height to specify the size of the
region of interest window in pixels, and type a value for
X and Y to set the
position of the region of interest window on the Convert DVI desktop (0,0
places the region at the desktop’s top-left corner).
¦NoteAn error message will appear if you enter a width or height that won’t
fit on the desktop because of the entered position value. For example, on a
monitor with a screen resolution of 1920×1080, if the value entered for
X is
anything other than zero, you will get an error message if you type 1920 for
the
Width.
$ Click the default ( ) button to create a selection window that is centered
and matches the selected video output’s frame size (see “Specifying your
general settings” on page 25). If the video output’s frame size is larger
than the Convert DVI desktop’s set resolution, the selection window’s size
will match the desktop’s resolution.
8 Click Apply for your settings to take effect.
Keyboard shortcuts
You can use the following keyboard shortcuts to select various region of interest
settings:
¦NoteIf any of the keyboard shortcuts conflict with other software on your
system, you can disable the keyboard shortcuts as explained in “Specifying your
administrator settings” on page 32.
Action Result
CTRL+SHIFT+F1 Select Preset1.
CTRL+SHIFT+F2 Select Preset2.
CTRL+SHIFT+F3 Select Preset3.
CTRL+SHIFT+F4 Select Preset4.
CTRL+SHIFT+F11 Apply current settings to video
output.
CTRL+SHIFT+F12 Show/hide region of interest
selection window.