•Do not resize images: The images coming from the cameras will be displayed at their actual size without resizing. If the resolution of the image is smaller than the space reserved for it, the image will become small, and if the image is larger than the space reserved for it, parts of it will be lost. The figure below illustrates how this feature works.
•Resize to fit: The images coming from the cameras will always be resized so that they fill the entire space reserved for them. The figure below illustrates how this function works.
•Resize while maintaining image proportion: Resizes the image coming from the cameras so that the width and height are resized proportionally to the viewing area.
•Use bilinear resizing: When the images from the cameras are resized, some distortions artefacts can occur, like jagged edges. By enabling this feature, the images will pass through a filter that minimizes this distortion, keeping the image quality closer to the real image.
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Enabling bilinear resizing will require more processing power from the Surveillance station, as image distortion correction is carried out using complex and CPU intensive algorithms. |
