Diff: SPKDF_ini.h

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--- a/SPKDF_ini.h	Tue Nov 06 00:21:38 2012 +0000
+++ b/SPKDF_ini.h	Tue Nov 06 03:34:31 2012 +0000
@@ -1,96 +1,98 @@
-##########################################################################
-#  _____ _____ _____ _____ _____    ____  _____ _____ _____ _____ _____  #
-# |   __|  _  |  _  | __  |  |  |  |    \|   __|  |  |   __|   __| __  | #
-# |__   |   __|     |    -|    -|  |  |  |   __|  |  |__   |   __|    -| #
-# |_____|__|  |__|__|__|__|__|__|  |____/|__|  |_____|_____|_____|__|__| #
-#                                                                        #
-######################################### A PROJECT BY TOBY HARRIS #######
-
-### KEYS
-#
-# Name = What is shown in menu
-# MinY...MaxV = As per TVOne keyer settings. 
-# Note these are super sensitive, one laptop will have slightly different numbers to another to acheive otherwise the same -- ie. pure blue -- key.
- 
-[Key1]
-Name = Lumakey
-MinY = 0
-MaxY = 18
-MinU = 128
-MaxU = 129
-MinV = 128
-MaxV = 129
-
-[Key2]
-Name = Chromakey
-MinY = 30
-MaxY = 35
-MinU = 237
-MaxU = 242
-MinV = 114
-MaxV = 121
-
-# Edit the above, or add your own keys here, up to Key99
-
-### RESOLUTIONS
-#
-# Name = What is shown in menu
-# Number = Resolution number in TVOne. ie. what would be set in Menu > Outputs > Set Resolution
-# EDID Number = The EDID to use on the inputs, which what your computer will think its connected to. ie. what would be set in Menu > Windows > Display Emul. EDID
-#
-# EDID numbers are as follows
-# 0 = Mem1, 1 = Mem2, 2 = Mem3, 
-# 3 = Mem4 which we use for Matrox EDID, its uploaded by the controller as part of 'Conform Processor'
-# 4 = 3D, 5 = HDMI, 6 = DVI, 7 = Monitor Passthrough
-
-[Resolution1]
-Name = VGA (640x480)
-Number = 8
-EDIDNumber = 6
-
-[Resolution2]
-Name = SVGA (800x600)
-Number = 18
-EDIDNumber = 6
-
-[Resolution3]
-Name = XGA (1024x768)
-Number = 28
-EDIDNumber = 6
-
-[Resolution4]
-Name = WSXGA+ (1650x1050)
-Number = 85
-EDIDNumber = 6
-
-[Resolution5]
-Name = WUXGA (1920x1200)
-Number = 115
-EDIDNumber = 6
-
-[Resolution6]
-Name = HD 720P60 (1280x720)
-Number = 46
-EDIDNumber = 5
-
-[Resolution7]
-Name = HD 1080P60 (1920x1080)
-Number = 109
-EDIDNumber = 5
-
-[Resolution8]
-Name = Dual head SVGA (1600x600)
-Number = 75
-EDIDNumber = 3
-
-[Resolution9]
-Name = Dual head XGA (2048x768)
-Number = 123
-EDIDNumber = 3
-
-[Resolution10]
-Name = Triple head VGA (1920x480)
-Number = 90
-EDIDNumber = 3
-
+##########################################################################
+#  _____ _____ _____ _____ _____    ____  _____ _____ _____ _____ _____  #
+# |   __|  _  |  _  | __  |  |  |  |    \|   __|  |  |   __|   __| __  | #
+# |__   |   __|     |    -|    -|  |  |  |   __|  |  |__   |   __|    -| #
+# |_____|__|  |__|__|__|__|__|__|  |____/|__|  |_____|_____|_____|__|__| #
+#                                                                        #
+######################################### A PROJECT BY TOBY HARRIS #######
+
+### KEYS
+#
+# Name = What is shown in menu
+# MinY...MaxV = As per TVOne keyer settings. 
+# Note these are super sensitive, one laptop will have slightly different numbers to another to acheive otherwise the same -- ie. pure blue -- key.
+#
+# Keying advice from the 1T-C2-750 Manual: The Min/Max parameters are used to select what range of Y (luminance/grey-scale) values are made transparent within the selected window/lock source. In order to key out part of an image, start with the max value and increase it until the required lighter parts within the window/lock source disappear. Then adjust the min level to bring back any darker parts of the image.
+
+[Key1]
+Name = Lumakey
+MinY = 0
+MaxY = 18
+MinU = 128
+MaxU = 129
+MinV = 128
+MaxV = 129
+
+[Key2]
+Name = Chromakey
+MinY = 30
+MaxY = 35
+MinU = 237
+MaxU = 242
+MinV = 114
+MaxV = 121
+
+# Edit the above, or add your own keys here, up to Key99
+
+### RESOLUTIONS
+#
+# Name = What is shown in menu
+# Number = Resolution number in TVOne. ie. what would be set in Menu > Outputs > Set Resolution
+# EDID Number = The EDID to use on the inputs, which what your computer will think its connected to. ie. what would be set in Menu > Windows > Display Emul. EDID
+#
+# EDID numbers are as follows
+# 0 = Mem1, 1 = Mem2, 2 = Mem3, 
+# 3 = Mem4 which we use for Matrox EDID, its uploaded by the controller as part of 'Conform Processor'
+# 4 = 3D, 5 = HDMI, 6 = DVI, 7 = Monitor Passthrough
+
+[Resolution1]
+Name = VGA (640x480)
+Number = 8
+EDIDNumber = 6
+
+[Resolution2]
+Name = SVGA (800x600)
+Number = 18
+EDIDNumber = 6
+
+[Resolution3]
+Name = XGA (1024x768)
+Number = 28
+EDIDNumber = 6
+
+[Resolution4]
+Name = WSXGA+ (1650x1050)
+Number = 85
+EDIDNumber = 6
+
+[Resolution5]
+Name = WUXGA (1920x1200)
+Number = 115
+EDIDNumber = 6
+
+[Resolution6]
+Name = HD 720P60 (1280x720)
+Number = 46
+EDIDNumber = 5
+
+[Resolution7]
+Name = HD 1080P60 (1920x1080)
+Number = 109
+EDIDNumber = 5
+
+[Resolution8]
+Name = Dual head SVGA (1600x600)
+Number = 75
+EDIDNumber = 3
+
+[Resolution9]
+Name = Dual head XGA (2048x768)
+Number = 123
+EDIDNumber = 3
+
+[Resolution10]
+Name = Triple head VGA (1920x480)
+Number = 90
+EDIDNumber = 3
+
 # Edit the above, or add your own keys here, up to Resolution99
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