Configure the television display to optimal settings based on the activity being done.


This checkbox toggles between two output sizes (overscan settings) on your television. If the box is checked, the maximum size for the current display resolution will be output to your television. If the box is not checked, a default size for the current display resolution will be output. The checkbox is disabled if there is only one possible size for the desktop resolution.


This slider adjusts the level of brightness output to the television screen.


This slider adjusts the level of contrast output to the television screen.


Adjusts the contrast of adjacent lines to reduce the flicker on the video screen.


This slider adjusts the amount of flicker filtering done to the television signal.


This button nudges the television output to the left. If this button is disabled, the picture cannot be moved further.


This button nudges the television output to the right. If this button is disabled, the picture cannot be moved further.


This button nudges the television output up. If this button is disabled, the picture cannot be moved further.


This button nudges the television output down. If this button is disabled, the picture cannot be moved further.


This button centers the television output.


These controls adjust the position of the television output.


This button closes the dialogue and saves any changes.


This button closes the dialogue without saving any changes.


This button replaces the currently displayed bitmap with the default bitmap. This button is not available if the default bitmap is already showing.


This button replaces the currently displayed bitmap with a specified bitmap.


The gamma ramp affects the intensity of the displayed colours.


This slider alters the curve of the gamma ramp for the chosen colour(s).


This slider alters the value of the gamma ramp for the chosen colour(s).


This slider alters the slope of the gamma ramp for the chosen colour(s).


This slider alters the value of the gamma ramp for the chosen colour(s).


These radio buttons determine which of the colour values are altered by the gamma correction sliders.


This button resets the gamma ramp for all colour values to the default setting.


This radio button allows the user to set the gamma for the main screen.


This radio button allows the user to set the gamma for created overlays.  Overlay surfaces are frequently used to display live video and recorded video onto the primary surface.


This button saves the current values into a user-specified scheme.


This button allows the user to rename the currently loaded scheme.


This button allows the user to delete the currently loaded scheme.


This checkbox is used to enable and disable the output to the PC monitor. If the box is checked, output to the PC monitor is enabled; if the box is not checked, output to the PC monitor is disabled. This control is disabled when output to the PC monitor is not available.


This checkbox is used to enable and disable output to the television. If the box is checked, output to the television will be attempted; if the box is not checked, output to the television will not be attempted. This control is disabled when output to the television is not available.


This checkbox is used to enable and disable the output to the flat panel. If the box is checked, output to the flat panel is enabled; if the box is not checked, output to the flat panel is disabled. This control is disabled when there is no television attached, or when there is no PC monitor attached.


This button allows access to more advanced features to customize your television output.


This is a picture of the state of the PC monitor. There are currently only two pictures that can be displayed here. First, there could be a picture of a PC monitor with a universal “no” symbol. This indicates that an attached PC monitor was not detected at boot time. Second, there could be a picture of a PC monitor displaying the desktop. This indicates that an attached PC monitor was detected at the time the computer was turned on.


An attached PC monitor was detected at the time the computer was turned on.


There is curently no output to the PC monitor.


An attached PC monitor was not detected at the time the computer was turned on.


 #This is a picture of the state of the television. There are three possible pictures displayed here. First, a picture of a television with a desktop could be showing. This indicates that output to the television is currently enabled. Second, a picture of a turned off TV could be showing. This indicates that the output to the television is currently disabled. Lastly, a picture of a television with "“snow” could be present. This indicates that output to the television is wanted, but cannot be accomplished due to the current desktop mode.


The image of a television displaying a computer desktop indicates output to the television is currently enabled.


The image of a television displaying a black screen indicates output to the television is not enabled.


The image of a television displaying “snow” indicates output to the television is wanted, but cannot be accomplished, in the current desktop resolution. Lower the desktop resolution to enable television output.


This is a picture of the state of the flat panel. There are three possible pictures displayed here. First, a picture of a flat panel with a desktop could be showing. This indicates that output to the flat panel is currently enabled. Second, a picture of a turned off flat panel could be showing. This indicates that the output to the flat panel is currently disabled. Lastly, a picture of a flat panel with “snow” could be present. This indicates that output to the flat panel is wanted, but cannot be accomplished due to the current desktop mode.


The image of a flat panel displaying a computer desktop indicates output to the flat panel is currently enabled.


The image of a flat panel displaying a black screen indicates output to the flat panel is not enabled.


The image of a flat panel displaying “snow” indicates output to the flat panel is wanted, but cannot be accomplished, in the current desktop resolution. Lower the desktop resolution to enable flat panel output.


NTSC is a video and TV format used in specific regions of the world.  Please select the format that matches your country below.  If you cannot find your country, please see if it is listed under the help for PAL.  If your country is not listed below and is not listed under PAL help, or if the video format shown is not available as an option, please use the default video format already in use.

NTSC-M:

Antigua & Barbuda, Antilles, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Burma, Canada, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curaçao, Diego Garcia, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guam, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Mexico, Micronesia, Midway Island, Montserrat, Nicaragua, Okinawa, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Samoa, South Korea, Surinam, Taiwan, Trinidad and Tobago, USA, Venezuela, Vietnam, Virgin Islands

NTSC-J:

Japan


PAL is a video and TV format used in specific regions of the world.  Please select the format that matches your country below.  If you cannot find your country, please see if it is listed under the help for NTSC.  If your country is not listed below and is not listed under NTSC help, or if the video format shown is not available as an option, please use the default video format already in use.

PAL-B:

Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Egypt, Fiji, Finland, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Liberia, Libya, Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Papua-New Guinea, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, Zimbabwe

PAL-D:

China, Hungary, North Korea, Poland, Rumania

PAL-G:

Monaco

PAL-I:

Hong Kong, Ireland, South Africa, UK, Zanzibar

PAL-M:

Brazil

PAL-N:

Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay


Displays a list of the available NTSC video formats.


Displays a list of the available PAL video formats.