Descriptions on ITT.INI sttings
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Section [I2CBusDriver]
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Configures 16 bit i2c driver (currently only used for VPXINIT)
I2C=<DLLname> i2cwow16.dll redirects to 32 bit driver
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Section [I2CBusDriver32]
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Configures 32 bit i2c driver
I2C=<DLLName>
FriendlyName=<Text> used by i2cwow16 and VPXINIT
other entries are driver specific
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Section [Video]
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Configures Video display and captureing
DeInterlace=0 Display doubled bufferd interlaced
=1 Display single field upscaled
=2 BOB
DoubleBufferEnable=1 double buffer Interlaced video
if DeInterlace is set to 0
(currently only 1 is supported)
AVCD=<delay> Speed of active controlling (Macrovision detection etc)
range: 100 - 5000 msec, default 1000
ShowVBI=<0|1> DEBUG: displays VBI area of the input buffer
on overlay
ForceBlit=<0|1> use FOURCC blitter even if an overlay mode is available
(setting to 1 is only testet and required on Rendition V2200)
CropLeft=<n> Define how much is cropped to the left (default = 16 )
CropRight=<n> ditto for the right (default = 0 )
Pixels Cropped = n * VideoWidth / 1000
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Section [VPE]
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Configures how to handle the VPE port.
This section is only for the generic VPE driver.
Platform specific drivers (Rendition,Permedia2,S3 VirgeDX) do not use
this section
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Section [VPXKS]
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Configures the device driver (vxd) for kernel services
(Intercast feed, 16 bit vfw callback ....)
DeviceName=<vxdname> vxdname depends on platform
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Section [VBI]
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RawdataMode=<0|1> 0 = use Sliced data (default)
1 = use Rawdata mode (works currently only with
Intercast)
Use only for debug purposes on current VPE Platforms
CCSWSlicer=<0|1> 0 = Slice CC in Hardware
1 = Slice CC in Software (default)
QueueSize=<n> Number of fields queued in VBI processing
VBICap=<0|1> 0 = disable support for external Teletext, CC
1 = enable support for external Teletext, CC (default)
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Section [VBIStatistic]
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Save=<0|1> 1 = Save VBI Statistic (see below)
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Section [Caption]
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Configures Closed Caption Display and decoding
Font=<FontName> Font used for caption display default = "Closed Caption"
Note: CC requires some characters, which are not
in the standard Windows character sets
The most important of this is the musicnote
BltFilterFix=<0|1> 1 = Use source colorkey on blitting the CC Surface
to the screen to bypass filtering
(default = 0)
ResetThreshold=<n> Reset CC decoder if n consecutive field have parity errors
(Default = 8 )
DisplayThreshold=<n> Number of consecutive fields with no parity errors required
to enable CC Decodeing (Default = 8)
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Section [Capture]
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InvertYUV=<0|1> 0 = Stores captured YUV 422 frames top down (DirectShow compatible)
1 = Stores captured YUV 422 frames buttom up
(required for some VideoConferencing codecs)
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Section [vpxcap]
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Configures msvideo driver
dll32=<dllname> Name of the 32 bit hardware dll (vpxvpehw.dll)
ConfigDialog=<dllname> Name of the 16 bit dialog dll (vpxcapdg.dll)
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Section [VideoInput]
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Configures the mapping of Video Inputs
Composite=<selector>
SVideo=<selector>
Tuner=<selector>
Selector :
For Composite and Tuner :
1 : VIN1
2 : VIN2
3 : VIN3
For SVIDEO
1 : Luma=VIN1 , Chroma = CIN
2 : Luma=VIN2 , Chroma = CIN
3 : Luma=VIN3 , Chroma = CIN
12 : Luma=VIN2 , Chroma = VIN1
13 : Luma=VIN3 , Chroma = VIN1
For any invalid value the defaults get selected!
Default : Composite=2, SVideo = 3, Tuner = 3
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Section [VPXTuner]
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Configures vpxtuner.dll
Type=<TunerType>
Tuner Type=0 : Dummy
1 : Philips FI1286
2 : TSA5522T/TDA5737M based Tuners (i.e. TEMIC)
3 : ALPS TSBH1 (not yet testet)
I2c=<i2c address> normaly one of these: 0x60 0x61 0x62 0x63
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Section [VPX]
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Configures VPXAPI
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Section [vpxcap.drv]
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Saved values from the msvideo driver (vpxcapdg.dll reads and saves it)
VBI Statistics written to ITT.INI
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General:
QueueFill : up to which level the processing queues fills up
FrameCount : number of field interupts sent to VBI process
DroppedCount: number of interrupts dropped to QUEUE overrun
Slicer: only works if rawdatamode=0. Counts are muted
a short time after startup and after channel switches
LineMismatchCount: Number of Field with wrong Slicer Linenumber
occurs if the slicer are out of sync
LostCount : Number of Slicer frame counter mismatches
(i.e. Interrupt lost)
OverwrittenCount : Slicer frame counter on first and last VBI Line
mismatch count
(Interrupt latency )
ProcessedFields : Number of fields processed after QUEUE and
mute
FramingCodes : Number of frameing codes != 0 encountered on lines 10-20
FramingCodesError1Bit : Number of 1 bit errors in Frameing code (Intercast only)
FramingCodesErrorXBit : Number of >1 bit errors in Frameing code (Intercast only)
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From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
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