DektecInputSettings interface

Settings for SDI capture from a DekTec card. see: NorskInput.dektec()

Signature:

export interface DektecInputSettings extends InputSettings<DektecInputNode>, StreamStatisticsMixin

Extends: InputSettings<DektecInputNode>, StreamStatisticsMixin

Properties

Property	Type	Description
ancillary?	"none" \| "scte104"	(Optional) Ancillary data to decode from VANC. Default "none".
channelLayout	ChannelLayout	The embedded audio channels to capture, from channel 1
cpuList?	number[]	(Optional) CPUs for the capture process; empty means all
device?	DektecDeviceSelector	(Optional) The card; defaults to the first (index 0). Prefer a serial.
pixelFormat?	DektecPixelFormat	(Optional) Default "uyvy"
port	number	1-based physical port on the card; it is configured as an input
subtitles?	"none" \| "teletext" \| "cta708" \| "cta608"	(Optional) Subtitles to decode from VANC. Default "none".
timeDomain?	TimeDomain	(Optional) Optional time-domain configuration (see TimeDomain)
videoStandard?	DektecVideoStandard	(Optional) Force a standard. Normally left undefined: the input’s standard is detected, and followed if it changes. With a forced standard, a mismatching signal is treated as no signal.

Property

Type

Description

ancillary?

"none" | "scte104"

(Optional) Ancillary data to decode from VANC. Default "none".

channelLayout

ChannelLayout

The embedded audio channels to capture, from channel 1

cpuList?

number[]

(Optional) CPUs for the capture process; empty means all

device?

DektecDeviceSelector

(Optional) The card; defaults to the first (index 0). Prefer a serial.

pixelFormat?

DektecPixelFormat

(Optional) Default "uyvy"

port

number

1-based physical port on the card; it is configured as an input

subtitles?

"none" | "teletext" | "cta708" | "cta608"

(Optional) Subtitles to decode from VANC. Default "none".

timeDomain?

TimeDomain

(Optional) Optional time-domain configuration (see TimeDomain)

videoStandard?

DektecVideoStandard

(Optional) Force a standard. Normally left undefined: the input’s standard is detected, and followed if it changes. With a forced standard, a mismatching signal is treated as no signal.