Epiphan VGA2USB Pro - Manual (Page 73)

12. Windows video capture application Recording, display, KVM and sharing options
User Guide Page 73
Limit
frame
rate to
Select Limit frame rate to set a frame rate that is
lower than the frame rate at which your Frame
Grabber can capture images. You can reduce the
frame rate to reduce the number of images captured
by the Frame Grabber. You may want to reduce the
frame rate to reduce the load on the video capture
workstation, to reduce the size of recorded video
files, or the number of saved image files.
For example, a VGA2USB LR or PRO can capture up
to 60 frames a second (fps). This frame rate may
approach 100% CPU usage, even on a dual CPU
video capture workstation. To reduce load on the
video capture workstation you can reduce the frame
rate to 30 fps without losing very much useful data.
The valid frame rate range is from 0.01 to 60 fps. The
default frame rate is 30 fps.
Resize
window
on
resolution
change
Select this option so that the video capture
application resizes the application window when
the resolution of the VGA or DVI source changes.
This option does not affect recorded, printed, or
saved images.
Fit image
to
window
Scale the displayed captured image up or down to
fit in the video capture application window. This
option does not change the size of recorded, printed,
or saved images.
Invert
colors for
printing
This option is useful if you are printing images that
contain light colored images, white text on a black
background, or if for some other reason the printed
image will be more useful if the colors are inverted.
This option changes printed images only. It does not
change the display and does not affect recorded or
saved images.