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Chapter 7, Calibrating Your HDMI Monitor for Video
Overview
The Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility is a unique tool designed to calibrate your
RGB HDMI monitor or television so that it performs like a traditional broadcast
video monitor. This utility provides a wizard that walks you through the
calibration process using specially designed patterns to effectively identify and
compensate for the processing errors that may be present in your HDMI monitor.
The Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility calibrates your monitor’s black and white
levels, white point, gamma response, and hue and chroma.
This utility is optimized for calibrating HDMI LCD/LED monitors or televisions
that support 1:1 pixel mapping, which allows you to view the output on your
HDMI monitor at its exact resolution without any scaling. Although instructions
are provided for calibrating plasma HDMI monitors, and HDMI monitors that do
not support 1:1 pixel mapping, a blue-only filter will be required for the color
calibration (hue and chroma). Some HDMI monitors feature a built-in blue-only
mode that you can use for color calibration. If your HDMI monitor does not have
a built-in blue-only mode, you can use a proper third-party blue-only filter (for
example, a blue gel filter, or blue-only calibration glasses) that completely blocks
out all colors except for blue. Because some blue-only filters do not block out
colors effectively, the Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility includes a blue-only
filter test that you can use to determine if your blue-only filter is adequate for
color calibration.
¦NoteTo ensure that the Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility displays correctly,
your computer screen’s resolution must be 1280×800 or higher, and the
Windows DPI scaling option for text must be set to the default size. For details on
how to change your screen resolution and DPI scaling setting for text, see your
Windows documentation.
Calibrating your HDMI monitor
The Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility provides on-screen instructions to
calibrate your HDMI monitor. At the end of the calibration process, you must
save your calibration settings to a file. Once saved, the calibration settings are
automatically loaded as your system’s current calibration settings. If you’re
calibrating more than one HDMI monitor, you can calibrate and save settings for
each monitor and load the corresponding settings at any time (see “Loading
Matrox HDMI calibration settings” on page 50). You can later choose to enable
or disable the loaded calibration settings (see “Enabling and disabling the Matrox
HDMI calibration settings” on page 50).
The Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility uses the Matrox WYSIWYG Control
Panel to display the specially designed patterns that are required to calibrate your
HDMI monitor. Therefore, you’ll need to configure your Matrox WYSIWYG
output settings as explained in this section. For more information about using the
- Matrox MXO2 1
- Trademarks 2
- B. Software limited warranty 3
- C. End-user registration 4
- D. Hardware limited warranty 4
- E. Limitations of warranty 4
- F. Limitations of liability 5
- G. Indemnification disclaimer 5
- H. Unauthorized use 5
- I. Choice of law 6
- 1. License 7
- 2. Restrictions 7
- 3. Copyright and ownership 7
- 4. Exclusion of warranty 8
- 5. Limitation of Liability 8
- 6. Confidentiality 9
- 7. Termination 9
- 8. General 9
- 9. Unauthorized use 10
- 10. Choice of law 10
- Contents 11
- Using Matrox A/V Tools 16
- Understanding Pulldown 18
- Matrox MXO2 Connectors 18
- Matrox MXO2 Specifications 19
- Matrox Customer Support 20
- Introducing Matrox MXO2 21
- Welcome to Matrox MXO2 22
- About this manual 23
- Last-minute information 24
- Installing Your Matrox MXO2 25
- Hardware and Software 25
- Avoid costly damage 26
- Installing Matrox Mtx.utils 29
- Start > All 30
- Available MXO2 connections 34
- Powering MXO2 34
- ²Caution When 35
- To Matrox PCIe host adapter 36
- To Matrox MXO2 36
- MXO2 RS-422 serial connection 38
- Digital video connections 40
- Matrox MXO2 Rack 41
- Rack mounting your MXO2 Rack 42
- Powering MXO2 Rack 44
- RS-422 serial cable 47
- RS-422 device 47
- MXO2 Rack 47
- (partial view) 47
- Matrox MXO2 LE 51
- Available MXO2 LE connections 52
- Powering MXO2 LE 52
- (side view) 56
- Matrox MXO2 Mini 59
- Powering MXO2 Mini 60
- HDMI video connections 66
- Calibrating Your HDMI Monitor 67
- Calibrating your HDMI monitor 68
- RGB - calibrated using the 71
- Using Matrox MXO2 with Adobe 73
- Events panel 74
- Capture 96
- HDMI Input as your genlock 98
- Analog Input 98
- Project panel 99
- Project panel. Because 99
- Connection and setup 107
- Recording your voice-over 108
- , and those 112
- and you won’t be able to 112
- in the 118
- Premiere Pro 119
- Available effects 120
- Adobe Premiere Pro 121
- Using Select Mask 123
- Using Split View 126
- in the Effect 127
- Controls 127
- 0 Default end point 128
- 1 Default end point 128
- Adjusting tonal range 130
- Using the color balance graph 131
- Reset Color 132
- Balance button 132
- Shadows 133
- Performing an auto balance 134
- °To perform a color match: 135
- Master 136
- Shadows color map 136
- 0 Input 137
- 1 Input 137
- 2 Output 137
- 3 Output 137
- Using the selective key graph 144
- 0 Hue 1 Aperture 2 Softness 145
- 3 High Clip 146
- Auto Key affects values 147
- Creating a color pass effect 148
- Expand Outside Mask 149
- 3 Aperture 4 Luminance 153
- 3 Aperture 154
- 4 Luminance 154
- Foreground image 156
- Underlying image 156
- Result of luma key 156
- Creating a luma key effect 157
- Using the luma key graph 158
- HIGH GAIN 159
- LOW GAIN 159
- LOW CLIP 159
- HIGH CLIP 159
- Creating a wipe transition 160
- Applications 163
- OK to save your settings 168
- 1 Do one of the following: 176
- Your notes 184
- About Matrox A/V Tools 186
- Starting Matrox A/V Tools 186
- Positioner 189
- 1 Click the Options button 190
- Selecting your capture folder 192
- Video Output tab 194
- 3 Click the Video Output tab 198
- 3 Click the Genlock tab 201
- Clipping 210
- Peak level 210
- Capturing clips 211
- Editing clips 212
- Working with the clip list 213
- Copying clips 214
- Moving clips 214
- Deleting clips 214
- Grabbing a single-frame image 215
- Keyboard shortcuts 217
- Overview 220
- Adobe After Effects 221
- Adobe Photoshop 221
- Autodesk 3ds Max 221
- Autodesk Combustion 222
- NewTek LightWave 3D 222
- Live Media Encoders 223
- Procaster 227
- Using Matrox MXO2 with 231
- Telestream Wirecast 231
- Sources > Show Sources 236
- Settings 236
- Record functionality 243
- Source Settings dialog box 244
- Approximate 244
- Maximum Duration 244
- Record status 245
- Record log file 246
- This chapter explains how to 249
- Windows codecs to render 249
- Before you start rendering 251
- Adobe Media Encoder 258
- Premiere Pro sequence 263
- Adobe Encore 265
- Project 268
- How to capture clips 275
- Advanced button 280
- Starting your capture 284
- Displaying system information 288
- Hardware 290
- Error notification 291
- Video fields @ 29.97 fps 294
- MXO2 inputs 298
- MXO2 Rack inputs 299
- MXO2 LE inputs 300
- MXO2 Mini inputs 301
- Input connector descriptions 302
- MXO2 outputs 305
- MXO2 Rack outputs 306
- MXO2 LE outputs 307
- MXO2 Mini outputs 308
- Output connector descriptions 309
- Capture Formats 313
- Supported input formats 314
- A/V Tools 317
- H.264 Capture 318
- Matrox MXO2 Supported Output 319
- Matrox MXO2 output 320
- Sequence video 320
- Main output 320
- Secondary output 320
- Avid editing applications 332
- Matrox A/V Tools 333
- Wirecast 334
- Matrox MXO2 specifications 336
- $ HDTV output 337
- $ SDTV input 337
- $ SDTV output 337
- ), terminated 339
- Environmental specifications 340
- Connections 341
- Matrox MXO2 LE specifications 345
- $ HDTV analog component video 351
- $ SDTV analog component video 351
- (for laptops) 353
- Registration 356
- Contacting us 356
- Numerics 357
- Compliance Statements 369
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