Pc Config

Monitors and Video Capture

•   VGA signal cables plug into 15 pin male D-shell connectors on the video adapter.
•   A .28 dot pitch means .28 mm between dots on the screen.
•   In monochrome text mode, 5x7 or 7x9 dot-matrix characters are generated.
•   Each pixel picture element (PELs) has a trio of Red Green Blue dots.
•   VGA delivers a single non-interlaced screen presented 30 frames per second (60 Hz field rate).

•   Signals on TV antenna wire is 300 Ohm, is converted to Cable TV 75 Ohm.
•   Video cards convert the color space from analog RF signals containing YUV (Luminescence and color) to digital RGB signals for VGA use. The native color representation of video cameras, television, and computer monitors is gamma corrected R'G'B' (4:4:4 in studio video terminology).
•   To take advantage of the human eye's poor color acuity, luma and chroma can be discarded in subsampled in Y'CBCR 4:2:2 format, which saves disk space.
•   To support DVD, display adapter and monitor should support 800   600 � 16 bits per pixel (BPP) graphics or better. DVD-Video is played from files in the Video_TS folder on only a single local drive.
•   DVD playback in HiVision HDTV widescreen 16:9 (rather than the traditional 4:3) aspect ratio.
•   Windows 98 and Windows 2000 includes multiple monitor support, allowing a single desktop to span 2 to 10 monitors on PCI or AGP video cards.
•   Graphics accelerators on a AGP are faster than on a PCI bus because Rather than using limited local video memory, AGP it dynamically allocates and then executes texture maps directly from system memory
•   To support cool 3D screen savers such as "Liquid Desktop" from Isotope244, [pic]Download GLSetup which detects your 3D graphics card chipset and installs the most recent matching OpenGL drivers. This assumes you also have the latest drivers for your motherboard, DirectX 7 or higher, and Win9x (not WinNT).

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