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Text overscan, the title save area

If used, this value is generally smaller than the video overscan.

If, for example, 700 * 556 pixels are selected as opposed to 720 width and 576 height in the

video overscan,

a reserve area is created that should not be touched.

Within this area no layout measures should be carried out, as objects that reach into this area

may be cut off or disappear completely in crititically set TV appliances.

Tip:

Heroglyph can also be used for graphic animation, such as for the final application in Internet

banners. For this the width and the height of the final banner should be input under video

overscan in order to prevent rendering of unnecessary areas in the preview and save the cutting

procedure to reach the final size.

Smaller formats are always shown from the zero coordinate, top left.

Background / borders

This is where the user interface design can be freely adjusted according to personal taste and

used monitor type.

First of all, the user can select between 3 pre-defined patterns and one free setting:

• Automatic: neutral editing area with slightly darkened borders and outer areas.

• freely configurable: this is where the individual color adjustments can be carried

out according to personal taste.

• Black: dark editing area with lighter borders and outer areas.

• White: light editing area with darker borders and outer areas.

This is what the different elements mean:

• Visible background: corresponds to the video overscan minus the text overscan.

•

Overscan border area: this is the differential area between the video overscan and

the text overscan, and serves as a buffer zone at the edge of the screen

• outside area: this is the theoretically edgeless work area outside of the visible

background

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