Grass Valley 8995DNC v.1.3.0 - Manual (Page 121)

8995UPC/DNC/UDX — Instruction Manual 121
How to Use the AFD Conversion Tables
If the user would like to select a different output format, they can select any
one of the five aspect ratio modes,
Auto , Full Width , 14x9 SP , Full Height , or Ana-
morphic with any one of the five alignment choices. Not all resulting outputs
are supported by the SMPTE standard. Unsupported outputs will report an
AFD Output Code of
0000 or undefined.
Use the Input Code in relation to the Up and Down conversion tables to
determine what output codes are supported based on the Input Code and
the aspect ratio Mode and Alignment settings.
To change this output code format to a different one, look at the 16:9
outputs available in the
AFD Codes For 16:9 Coded Frames on page 125 as
illustrated in Table 15 on page 125 .
If the user needed a 14x9 output format for example, they would go to the
Up Conversion table section and locate the Mode = 14x9 SP table,
Table 22
on page 133 .
Under each Alignment choice in the table, locate the Input Code 1000 and
note if there are any supported SMPTE binary output codes available in the
Output Code column. Unsupported codes are identified as
0000 .
In this case, choosing the 14x9 SP mode and selecting Center , Top , Left or Right
on the Aspect Ratio web page and selecting Apply Aspect Ratio Selections will
change the AFD Output to AFD Output Code 1011 as shown in the Aspect
Ratio web page shown in Figure 68 on page 122 .
This AFD Output Code, 1011 , produces an image with a 14x9 aspect ratio
as a horizontally centered pillarbox image in a 16:9 coded frame similar to
the image in
Figure 67 .
Figure 67. AFD Output Code = 1011