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Video
Playing Back Video
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Quarter Size
The window size is reduced to a quarter of the actual size.
Half Size
The window size is reduced to half the actual size.
Actual Size
The window size corresponds to the size of the video.
Double Size
The window is enlarged to twice the actual size.
Video Quality
This submenu allows you to change the quality of the video image.
NOTE
• To resize the Video Player window, you can also drag the borders.
• The higher the resolution, the more processing power is needed for playback.
If you need to reduce the processor load, you can reduce the size of the Video
Player window, or lower the value on the Video Quality submenu.
Setting the Aspect Ratio
Resizing the Video Player window by dragging its borders may lead to a distorted
image. To prevent this, you can set an aspect ratio for video playback.
From the Aspect Ratio submenu of the Video Player context menu, select one of the
following options:
None
The aspect ratio of the video is not kept when resizing the window. The image
is enlarged/reduced to occupy the whole Video Player window.
Internal
The Video Player window can be resized at will, but the aspect ratio of the
video is kept and black borders are displayed around the video image to fill
the window.
External
The resizing of the Video Player window is limited according to the aspect
ratio of the video image, i. e. the video image always fills the full window and
its aspect ratio is kept.
NOTE
When the video is played back in full screen mode, the aspect ratio of the video is
always kept.