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Chapter 15, Using Matrox MXO2 with Telestream Wirecast
• To load a preset for a Matrox input, click beside the input, choose Load
Preset
and select the preset that you want in the displayed dialog box. Only
presets that are compatible with your input’s video format will be listed, and
a Matrox preset will be listed only if your input is for a device that has
Matrox MAX technology.
¦NoteTo delete a custom preset, select the preset and click .
Copying and pasting record settings
If you have multiple Matrox inputs in the
Matrox ISO Record dialog box, you
can copy and paste your record settings from one input to another.
• To copy the settings for a Matrox input, click beside the input and choose
Copy.
• To paste the copied settings to another Matrox input, click beside the
input and choose
Paste. The video file type, codec settings, audio file type,
and audio settings that are compatible with your Matrox input are applied.
Default settings will be applied for any incompatible settings.
¦NoteSettings for the Matrox MP4 video file type can be pasted only to an
input for a device that has Matrox MAX technology.
Matrox ISO recording file naming conventions
The base name specified under Record Path in the Matrox ISO Record dialog
box applies to both the video and audio files that are recorded, but the naming
conventions for video and audio files differ as follows:
• Video files Recorded .avi, .mov, and .mp4 video files contain the base
name, Matrox input, and recording number using the following convention:
basename_input_recordingnumber.avi, or .mov, or .mp4
For example, if the base name for input 1 is Record and the
Video File Type
is set to
Matrox AVI, the resulting file will be named Record_1_0.avi. You
can also have more than one recording for a Matrox input. In this case, the
files are differentiated by a recording number. This occurs when:
$ You clear and then re-select an input during a recording session. This
creates a different file for each selection sequence. For example, if you’re
recording input 1 to an .avi file with the base name Record, and you select
input 1 three times during a recording session, the resulting video files
will be Record_1_0.avi, Record_1_1.avi, and Record_1_2.avi.
$ You disconnect the source from your selected input during a recording
session, and then reconnect a source to that input. For example, if you’re
recording the video connected to input 1 to an .avi file, and then you
connect a source with the same or a different video format to the input, the
resulting video files will be Record_1_0.avi and Record_1_1.avi. If you