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A: Multimedia Capture ModuleMultimedia Capture Module - FlashPoint/MCI Video Settings Sub-tab (Continued)Form Element Type CommentFlash Field Delay spin buttons Enter the number of video fields you want the system to wait after it hasfired the flash before it freezes (captures) video. This is used tosynchronize a flash with the freeze-frame process so that frames will becaptured while the light emitted from the flash is at its brightest.Live video consists of pixels arranged in lines called fields. Each frameof video contains one even field and one odd field. The even field iscomposed of every odd numbered line of pixels, beginning with the first(top) line. The other lines in the frame constitute the odd field.Therefore, the incoming video signal alternates between the even andthe odd fields at twice the video frame rate (60 fields per second for theNTSC video standard, 50 fields per second for the PAL video standard).142 — revision 43
BadgeDesigner TM <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>FlashPoint/MCI Video I/O Settings Sub-tabNote:This sub-tab is displayed only when the “FlashPoint/MCI Video” capturesource is selected.FlashPoint/MCI Video I/O Settings Sub-tab OverviewThe FlashPoint/MCI Video I/O Settings sub-tab allows you to adjust the color,intensity and contrast of video captured with the “FlashPoint/MCIVideo” capturesource.revision 43 — 143
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