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Author Topic: Does Scaler with this feature exist ?? Anhtu Vu Film Handler Posts: 98 From: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Registered: Jun 2013 posted 07-07-2013 03:20 PM                     quote: Steve Guttag The OPS300, for one, can be set so that the output frequency will be the input frequency. It won't be a seamless switch...it can't. Do you own the OPS300, i had one here for a couple of days for testing and i ran into the same problem as the Barco, if one sets the input to auto detect, the output cannot be set to same as input. Our current projector can lock to different resolutions and frame rates while the shutter is closed. This feature allows us to change frequency and resolution on the fly without any glitches. I don't understand why new crop of Christie projectors can't do this...it's such a GREAT feature.  |  IP: Logged Steve Guttag We forgot the crackers Gromit!!! Posts: 12814 From: Annapolis, MD Registered: Dec 1999 posted 07-07-2013 03:30 PM                     I've put one in and I'm getting ready to put 3 more in. The ability to lock the output to the input was a criteria. However you have to designate which input is your reference. We will be using a Creston system for control.  |  IP: Logged Anhtu Vu Film Handler Posts: 98 From: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Registered: Jun 2013 posted 07-07-2013 04:29 PM                     Can you leave the input to auto detect (like the Barco Image ProII) and have the output set to a fixed Resolution BUT with the frequency matching the input ? What do you think about the quality of the Analog Way scaler vs the Barco ??  |  IP: Logged

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