Polycom Car Stereo System PDS 2000 Manual De Usuario
Template Maker Output Settings
Using Template Maker
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• Standard: Specifies the dimensions of the video output window. Choose
from a list of standard resolutions: 640x480, 720x480 (DV-NTSC), 720x486
(NTSC SMPTE), 720x576 (PAL), 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x720, 1280x1024,
1600x1200, and 1920x1080.
1600x1200, and 1920x1080.
• Custom: Specifies the dimensions of the video output window according
to the specified Width (W) and Height (H).
• Orientation: Specifies whether the video output window should be
displayed in either Landscape or Portrait format, in conjunction with the
Standard or Custom output window dimensions.
Standard or Custom output window dimensions.
• Auto size output to match slide dims: When selected, the resolution of the
video output window will scale to match the slide template dimensions.
• Auto size slide to match output: When selected, the resolution of the slide
template is automatically scaled to match the resolution of the video
output window.
output window.
• Dual monitor mode: When selected, configures the PDS Player display
output to appear on a second monitor. This mode can also be used for
cloning the display. This supports multiuple monitors from one Player.
See the Polycom Digital Signage Player Getting Started Guide for more details.
cloning the display. This supports multiuple monitors from one Player.
See the Polycom Digital Signage Player Getting Started Guide for more details.
• Full screen: When selected, the PDS Player output will be displayed in full
screen mode (either on the primary or secondary display). When
unselected, the PDS Player output will be displayed in a separate window.
unselected, the PDS Player output will be displayed in a separate window.
• Output Window Zoom: Select to resize the CG Rendering window to
100% (full size) or 50% half size when the Full screen mode is disabled.
• Wait on VSync: Depending on the features and the performance of your
system's graphics card adapter, select one of the following options:
— True: Significant loss of system performance with a high-quality
— True: Significant loss of system performance with a high-quality
graphics output result.
— Hybrid: Improved system performance with some loss in the quality
of the graphics output result.
— False: Best possible performance with a low-quality graphics output
result.