Video Image | Calibrated Software

The Source Panel allows you to adjust or re-interpret certain General Properties of the media file. If a media file has specific Source Properties a new section will appear below the General Properties. You can find those source specific properties in the sub-sections of this section.

In the General Properties, you can adjust or re-interpret(when possible) the following:

Field Order - You can re-interpret the Field Order to Progressive, Upper or Lower. This setting will have no affect on viewing the media - it will only take affect if you export the media.
Resolution - This currently is not adjustable
Aspect - You can re-interpret the Aspect of the media file. You will visually be able to see this change in the viewer.
HW Decode - For media files that use the GPU for decoding, you can disable or enable GPU decoding here. This is useful if GPU decoding is giving errors for a given media file.
Valid Closed I-Frames - Sometime Log-GOP files have mislabeled I-Frames as Closed instead of Open - meaning the previous GOP (Group Of Pictures) is not needed to decode the next GOP. If a given media file has mislabeled I-Frames as Closed when they are really Open I-Frame then artifacts in the decode can happen. Unchecking this will treat Closed I-Frames as Open I-Frames for this specific media file.

In the Color Space panel, you can re-set the Source Color Space and the Source Color Level for the currently selected media file in the "Source Color Space".

In the "Destination Color Space", you can convert from the Source Color Space/Level to the Destination Color Space/Level and apply various HDR to SDR white points and Gamma Tone Mapping (when appropriate) for the color conversion.

You can also set the Destination Color Space using previously saved Video Look Presets from the Preferences->Import Media->Color Space panel.

Monitor Options

Map Video to Full for Display - This is a Global Option that will remap any media files that have Video Levels to Full Levels for display on the monitor.
Bit Depth - if you are using a 10-bit (or greater depth monitor) you can set the viewer to display 10-bits for media that is 10-bits or greater.

Monitor Color Space (Pro License needed)

In the "Monitor Color Space", you can convert from the media file's Color Space/Level to the monitor's Color Space/Level and apply various HDR to SDR white points and Gamma Tone Mapping (when appropriate) for the color conversion.

You can also set or save Monitor Look Presets.

Monitor LUT (Pro License needed)

In the "Monitor Color LUT", you can apply a 3DLUT that will apply to all media files.

You can also set or save Monitor LUT Presets