# Video Analyze

The **Video Analyze** panel provides visual tools for analyzing and verifying the video signal. It allows you to:

* **Check Gamut** – Identify out-of-gamut colors in the image.
* **Set Action/Safe Titles** – Display safe title and action guides, as well as customizable border outlines and aspect ratio masks.
* **Isolate Color Channels** – View individual Red, Green, Blue, or Alpha channels.
* **Read Pixel Values** – Inspect the exact color values of individual pixels in the image.

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{% tab title="Gamut Warning" %}

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{% tab title="Get Pixel Color" %}

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