Matrox Marvel G400-TV
ENGLISHMarvel G400-TV User Guide 10664-301-01001999.09.24
ContentsUsing this guide4Overview5Hardware supplied.5Software supplied.5Installation overview .5Hardware installation6Connection setup9Marvel connector box overview .9Quick connection setup .10S-video and composite video .14SCART information .15Matrox Marvel input .16Matrox Marvel output .17Software installation19Matrox Marvel Installation CD-ROM.19More software information .20Matrox PowerDesk software21Accessing PowerDesk property sheets.21Monitor setup .21DualHead Multi-Display setup.22TV output setup.23More PowerDesk information .24Troubleshooting2Matrox Marvel – User Guide25
Matrox PC-VCR Remote program31Input setting . 32Video file input . 32TV tuner input . 33Video line input . 34Mini remote . 36More features. 36Matrox VidCap driver39Video source settings . 39Video format settings. 40Avid Cinema program42Step 1 – Planning and shooting your movie . 44Step 2 – Bringing video into your movie. 45Step 3 – Editing your movie . 46Step 4 – Finishing your movie. 48More information. 49Extra troubleshooting50Graphics. 50Video. 55DVD. 60TV output. 61Sound . 64Display information66Graphics. 66Video editing. 69Hardware information71Customer support73Warranty76Index78Matrox Marvel – User Guide3
Using this guideThis guide assumes you’re familiar with basic functions like click, right-click and double-click, andthat you’re familiar with the basics of the operating system you’re using. Also, we use the followingconventions:„ Boldfor text that appears on-screen, subheadings and labels.„Italics for file names, paths, publication titles, and new terms.„Bold Italics for emphasis.„Keyboard keys in square brackets, with a plus sign separating keys that you presssimultaneously. For example: press [Ctrl] [Alt] [Del] to restart your computer.„Arrows (“Æ”) to separate ordered directions. For example, “click OK Æ Close Æ OK” isthe same as “click OK, then click Close, then click OK”.„When viewing online, green for cross-references and underlined green for links to Webpages. Click green text to jump to what is being referenced. (To jump to Web pages, yoursystem first needs to have full Internet access.)Note: This guide makes references to labels on external video devices. The actual labels onyour video devices may not be worded exactly the same. Different manufacturers sometimesuse different labels for the same type of controls and connectors. For example, the VIDEO INconnector on your TV may be labeled VIDEO 1 (or VIDEO 2). To match labels, see thedocumentation for your video devices.Note: If your Matrox product was included with your computer or your copy of this guidewasn’t included with your Matrox product, parts of this guide may not apply to you.Specifically, your Matrox product may not include the same software referred to in this guideand you may not be eligible for direct Matrox customer support.4Matrox Marvel – User Guide
OverviewThank you for purchasing Matrox Marvel. Discover a whole new universe of digital video with yourMatrox card: view, record and edit video on your computer; play the latest 3D games using your TV;record computer video on your video recorder; use your computer as a digital video recorder; andmuch more. Marvel turns your computer into a home entertainment center and digital video editingstudio.Hardware suppliedMatrox Marvel cardMarvel connector boxMarvel cable2 composite (RCA)audio/video cablesSoftware supplied„Matrox PowerDesk – to use your Matrox graphics hardware„Matrox Video Tools – to use your Matrox video editing hardware„Matrox PC-VCR Remote – to view and record digital video„Other software – see the CD-ROM Readme fileInstallation overviewTo install your Matrox product:1Install the Matrox card – see “Hardware installation”, page 6.2Connect your video input and output – see “Connection setup”, page 9.3Install the software – see “Software installation”, page 19.Matrox Marvel – User Guide5
Hardware installationWARNING: Static electricity can severely damage electronic parts. Before touching anyelectronic parts, drain the static electricity from your body. You can do this by touching themetal frame of your computer. When handling a card, hold it by its edges and avoid touchingits circuitry.This section describes how to install your Matrox card. To install, you’ll need a Phillipsscrewdriver (star-shaped head). For information specific to your computer, like how toremove its cover, see your system manual.1Remove old graphics card *If a graphics card isn’t alreadyinstalled in your computer, skip tostep 2.aTurn off your computer andunplug your monitor from it.bRemove your computer cover,then carefully remove your oldgraphics card from your computer.Save the card’s fastening screw.* With multi-display mode, you may be able to use your existing graphics card. For Windows 98, see Windows 98 online helpunder “Multiple Display Support”.6Matrox Marvel – User Guide
2Locate the AGP slot in yourcomputerabMost computers have differenttypes of expansion slots. YourMatrox graphics card is an AGPcard. Locate the AGP slot in yourcomputer. Your system manualshould identify the location ofeach type of expansion slot in yourcomputer.(Back ofcomputer)AGP slotPCI slotRemove the cover for the slot youintend to use (if it’s not alreadyremoved). Save the screw for themounting bracket. (If another slotis uncovered, you can seal it withthe cover you just removed.)ISA slotWARNING: Inserting your Matrox card intothe wrong type of slot could damage yourcard, your computer, or both.Don’t insert the plastic tab of your AGP card(see picture) into the slot.PlastictabPCI cardAGP cardMatrox Marvel – User Guide7
3Insert Matrox Marvel cardaPosition your Matrox card over theexpansion slot you’ve chosen.bPush the card in firmly and evenlyuntil it’s fully seated in the slot.cReplace the screw to secure thebracket of your Matrox card to thecomputer frame.dPut your computer cover back on.Your Matrox card is now installed. Before restarting your computer, connect your external devices(see “Connection setup”, page 9). After connecting your external devices, restart your computer andinstall your Matrox software (see “Software installation”, page 19).8Matrox Marvel – User Guide
Connection setupAfter the Matrox Marvel card is installed, you need to connect your external video devices (TV, videorecorders, and so on), then install the Matrox video software. This section describes how to connect videodevices to your computer.Marvel connector box overviewYour Marvel product comes with a Marvel connector box. With this box, you can access the connections toyour external devices more easily. This is useful anytime you want to change your connection setup – forexample, you may want to switch from video conferencing with a video camera to recording video from avideo recorder.OUTPUTMarvel eoinputRightTV antenna orcable TV input oinputINPUT* Certain Matrox Marvel products don’t include a TV tuner. If your Marvel product doesn’t include a TV tuner, your Marvelbox doesn’t have a connector for TV antenna or cable TV input.Matrox Marvel – User Guide9
Quick connection setup12Connect computermonitoraPlug the cable for your computermonitor into the blue connectoron your Matrox card.bMake sure the other end of themonitor cable is properlyconnected to your monitor.Connect Marvel cableUse the special cable included withyour Marvel card.aPlug the end labeled TO MARVELboard into your Marvel card.bPlug the end labeled AUDIO OUTinto the LINE IN connector on yoursound card.cPlug the end labeled AUDIO IN intothe LINE OUT connector on yoursound card. *dPlug the other end into the Marvelconnector box.* If your sound card has no LINE OUT connector, you can use its SPKR connector instead. In this case, all your computer soundoutput goes to the video device you connected to.10Matrox Marvel – User Guide
3Connect Marvelaudio/video inputUse one of the two compositeaudio/video (RCA) cables suppliedwith Matrox Marvel. (The yellowconnectors are for video, white and redare for audio left and right.)aVideo camera orPlug the yellow, white and redvideo playerconnectors on one end of the cableto the connectors of the same coloron the front of the Marvelconnector box.bConnect the other end of the cableto the VIDEO OUT and the left andright AUDIO OUT connectors onyour video camera or videoplayer *. If your video device hasonly one audio connector, use theleft audio connector on the cable.For more information on this type ofconnection, see “Matrox Marvelinput”, page 16.* A video player can be any device that generates a video signal. For example, a VCR, videodisc player or DVD player.Matrox Marvel – User Guide11
4Connect Marvelaudio/video outputUse one of the two composite (RCA)audio/video cables supplied withMatrox Marvel.abPlug the yellow, white and redconnectors on one end of the cableto the connectors of the same coloron the back of the Marvelconnector box.Connect the other end of the cableto the VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN (leftand right) connectors on your TVor video recorder. If your videodevice has only one audioconnector, use the left audioconnector on the cable.If you connect to a video recorder andyou want to see your computer outputon a TV, connect your TV to yourvideo recorder. For more information,see “Matrox Marvel output”, page 17.Note: If your video recorder or TV only uses a SCART audio/videoconnector (see picture), you may need to purchase a SCART videoconnector. For more information, see “SCART information”,page 15.12Matrox Marvel – User GuideVideo recorderor TV
5Connect TV antenna orcable TVIf your Marvel connector box has anANT/CABLE connector, you can attacha TV antenna or cable TV directly to it.(If your connector box doesn’t includeTV tuner support, the opening for thisconnector is sealed.)Note: If the cable from your antenna is flatand ends with twin leads, you need a300-to-75-ohm adapter to connect to theANT/CABLE connector (see picture). You canfind this type of adapter at most electronicsstores.300-to-75-ohmadapterMatrox Marvel – User Guide13
S-video and composite videoThe Marvel connector box has two compositevideo connectors (one input and one output),and two S-video connectors (one input and oneoutput). Most video equipment uses compositevideo, but some devices (for example, S-VHSVCRs) use S-video, which is a higher qualityvideo signal.Composite videoconnectorS-videoconnectorIf you have a video device with S-videoconnectors, you should use a MatroxS-VIDEO IN or S-VIDEO OUT connector. If yourS-video device didn’t come with S-videocables, this type of cable is available at mostelectronics stores.You can use the Matrox S-video connectorsinstead of – or in addition to – the compositevideo connectors. If you use composite andS-video connectors, you can connect up to fourvideo devices to Matrox Marvel at the sametime (two input and two output).Matrox Marvel video output is simultaneouson its composite (VIDEO OUT) and S-video(S-VIDEO OUT) lines.Both video input types may be connected at thesame time, but only one video input signal at atime can be used by Matrox Marvel. You needto select either the composite video (VIDEO IN)or S-video (S-VIDEO IN) signal in the software(see page 34 and page 39).14Matrox Marvel – User Guide(Note: Using the Matrox compositevideo and S-video connectors atthe same time is optional.)S-videoconnectorComposite videoconnector
SCART informationSome video devices in Europe only haveSCART connectors. This type ofconnector includes video and audio,whereas composite or S-video connectorsinclude only video.If your TV or video recorder only has aSCART connector, you need a SCARTcable adapter to connect to MatroxMarvel. If you don’t already have aSCART adapter, you should be able topurchase one from your local electronicsstore.„To connect your TV or video recorderto Matrox output or input, you need aSCART adapter with 3 connectors –2 audio and 1 video.„To connect your video recorder toboth Matrox input and output,instead you need a SCART adapterwith 6 connectors – 2 audio inputs,1 video input, 2 audio outputs,1 video output.„There are different SCART adaptersfor composite and S-video. If you’renot sure which your TV or videorecorder supports, see its manual. Ifyour TV or video recorder usesS-video, the video connectors on yourSCART adapter should be for S-videocables instead of composite (RCA)video cables.Composite SCART adapterwith 3 connectorsS-video SCART adapterwith 3 connectorsComposite SCART adapterwith 6 connectorsS-video SCART adapterwith 6 connectorsMale-to-male adapter (RCA)To use a SCART adapter, connect your audio/video cables to the SCART adapter, then connect theadapter to your TV or video recorder. Depending on the type of SCART adapter you’re using, youmay need male-to-male adapters to attach your audio/video cables to it. For more information onconnecting to a TV or video recorder, see “Quick connection setup”, steps 2–4.Matrox Marvel – User Guide15
Matrox Marvel inputNote: Unauthorized recording or use of broadcast television programming, video tape orother copyrighted material may violate copyright laws. Matrox assumes no responsibility forthe illegal duplication, use or other acts which infringe on the rights of copyright owners.Your Matrox product may not let you record from a copy-protected video source.Video player as inputIf you connect the output of yourvideo player to your computer, youcan view, record and edit the videofrom your video player on yourcomputer. To connect, see steps 2and 3 starting on page 10. For moreinformation, see your video playermanual.Video playerVideo camera as inputIf you connect a video camera toyour computer, you can view, recordand edit live video on yourcomputer. You can also videoconference. To connect, see steps 2and 3 starting on page 10. For moreinformation, see your video cameramanual.Video cameraTV antenna or cable TV as inputIf your Marvel connector box has anANT/CABLE connector, you canconnect a TV antenna or cable TVdirectly to Matrox Marvel. With thissetup, you can use software to watchTV, change channels and record TVprograms like a VCR.* To connect,see steps 2 and 5 starting on page 10.TV antennaor cable TV* You can also use a VCR as a TV tuner for your computer by connecting your TV antenna or cable TV to your VCR (see yourVCR manual), and connecting your VCR to your computer.16Matrox Marvel – User Guide
Matrox Marvel outputWARNING: Continuous on-screen displays, like your Windows desktop, can causepermanent damage to TV screens. This damage appears as “pattern burns” on your TVscreen. This type of damage may not be covered by the warranty for your TV, and Matroxassumes no responsibility for such damage.To help avoid this problem, you can use the Windows “Blank Screen” screen saver, or turnoff your TV when you’re not using it.Output to TVIf your TV has line connectors *(composite, S-video or SCART) andyou want to use it to view videodirectly from your computer:12Connect your computer output toyour TV input (see steps 2 and 4starting on page 10).TVIf your TV has a TV/VIDEO switch,set it to VIDEO. For moreinformation, see your TV manual.Output to video recorder †If you want to record video from yourcomputer onto video cassette:1Connect your computer output toyour video recorder input (seesteps 2 and 4 starting on page 10).2Make sure your video recorderTUNER/LINE input switch is set toLINE. For more information, seeyour video recorder manual.Video recorder* If your TV only has an antenna or cable TV connector, you can use an RF modulator (available in most electronics stores) toconnect directly.† Your Matrox product may not let you record from a copy-protected video source.Matrox Marvel – User Guide17
Output to TV throughyour video recorderIf you want to view computer videoon your TV and record it on yourvideo recorder, you can connectthrough your video recorder. Thereare two ways to do this: you can useline connectors (composite, S-videoor SCART) or antenna/cable TVconnectors. A line connection ishigher quality, but some TVs onlyhave an antenna or cable TV inputconnector.TVVideo recorderTo use line connectors:1Connect your computer output to your video recorder input (see steps 2 and 4 startingon page 10).2Make sure your video recorder TUNER/LINE input switch is set to LINE.3Connect your video recorder’s VIDEO OUT and AUDIO OUT to your TV’s VIDEO IN andAUDIO IN.4If your TV has a TV/VIDEO input switch, set it to VIDEO.To use antenna or cable TV connectors:1Connect your computer output to your video recorder input (see steps 2 and 4 startingon page 10).2Make sure your video recorder TUNER/LINE input switch is set to LINE.3Connect your video recorder’s antenna or cable output to your TV antenna/cable input.4If your TV has a TV/VIDEO input switch, set it to TV.5North America only: Change the channel on your TV to 3 or 4, depending on how theCHANNEL switch on your video recorder is set.For more information, see your video recorder and TV manuals.18Matrox Marvel – User Guide
Software installation9xAfter installing the Matrox Marvel hardwareand connecting it to your external video devices(TV, VCR, and so on), you need to installsoftware. This section describes how to installMatrox software for Windows 95/98.(For other software, see the Readme file in theroot folder of the Matrox installationCD-ROM.)Matrox Marvel Installation CD-ROM19x2Restart your computerTurn on your computer and all devices connected to it. Windows 95/98 detects new hardwarewhen you restart. If Matrox display drivers haven’t been previously installed, Windowsreports finding a PCI adapter (even if you have an AGP card). Windows prompts you toinstall a display driver. Follow the on-screen instructions. (The Matrox Windows 95/98display driver is in the Win9x folder of your Matrox installation CD-ROM.)Install required softwareAfter your computer has restarted, insert (or reinsert) the Matrox installation CD-ROM inyour CD-ROM drive – the setup program automatically starts.* This setup program workswith Windows 95/98, and detects which operating system you’re using. If the requireddisplay software isn’t already installed, the setup program automatically prompts you toinstall this software. Follow the on-screen instructions.After the required display software is installed, you’re prompted to restart your computer forchanges to take effect. Leave your Matrox CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive.3Test your system performanceIf a hard disk in your computer hasn’t been tested before by Matrox software, the MatroxHD Benchmark program starts. This program tests the speed of hard disks and reports theresults. The results are saved and affect the maximum settings you can select with the MatroxPC-VCR Remote program (see page 35). Disk speed affects the quality of video filerecording and playback. After the test is finished, click OK to continue.* If Windows doesn’t automatically start the setup program, you can start it manually from the root folder of the CD-ROM.Matrox Marvel – User Guide19
4Test your connection setupIf this is a first-time installation, the Matrox Quick Connect program automatically starts.This program lets you interactively test your computer’s connections to external videodevices. Follow the on-screen instructions and when you’re done, exit this program tocontinue.5Install optional softwareAfter your computer restarts, the setup program shows you a list of additional items you caninstall. Select each item you want to install, then follow the on-screen instructions.More software informationWe provide important additional information in online documentation, including help files, Readmefiles, and Adobe Acrobat PDF (Portable Document Format) files. To view or print PDF files, use theAcrobat Reader program, which you can install from the Matrox installation CD-ROM(Guides\English\ar40eng).This guide is available on the CD-ROM as a PDF file (Guides\English\marv eng.pdf). The onlineversion of this guide has additional information, including the following sections: “Matrox PC-VCRRemote program”, “Matrox VidCap driver”, “Extra troubleshooting”, “Display information”,“Hardware information”, “Customer support”, “Warranty” and “Software license agreement”.For context-sensitive help where available, click the “” icon in the title bar, then click the itemyou want help on. Right-click a help topic for a pop-up menu that lets you print or copy it.Be sure to check for any last-minute release notes at the end of this manual and in the MatroxCD-ROM Readme file. The CD-ROM Readme file also contains information on other softwareincluded on the CD-ROM. For more information on other software, see the documentation includedwith the software (on the CD-ROM or installed with the software).20Matrox Marvel – User Guide
Matrox PowerDesk softwareMatrox PowerDesk display drivers and utilities help you get the most out of your Matrox graphicscard. This section has important information on how to configure your display settings using MatroxPowerDesk software.Accessing PowerDesk property sheetsMany display controls are on Matrox PowerDesk property sheets. You can identifyMatrox PowerDesk property sheets by the icon appearing on the tab. To accessthese property sheets:9x„Windows 95 – Right-click your Windows desktop background, then click Properties.98„Windows 98 – Right-click your Windows desktop background, then click Properties ÆSettings Æ Advanced. If you’re using a multi-display desktop, select a display beforeclicking Advanced.Also, to access Matrox PowerDesk property sheets more quickly, you can double-click theQuickDesk icon ( ) on your Windows taskbar.Note: The Matrox display driver for Windows 95/98 supports multiple displays withWindows 98. For more information on multi-display mode, see Windows 98 online helpunder “Multiple Display support” and see “DualHead Multi-Display setup”, page 22.(Windows 95 doesn’t support multiple displays.)Monitor setupBefore changing your display resolution, color palette, or other Matrox PowerDesk settings, makesure correct software monitor settings are selected. The following explains how to do this.WARNING: If incorrect software monitor settings are applied, some monitors can bepermanently damaged. For more information, see your monitor manual.9xWindows 95/98 – If you have a Plug-and-Play (DDC) monitor, Windows shouldautomatically use the correct settings for your monitor. To make sure the correct monitor isselected in Windows:1Right-click your Windows desktop background, then click Properties Æ Settings.2Depending on what version of Windows you have, click Change Display Type, orAdvanced Properties Æ Monitor, or Advanced Æ Monitor.Matrox Marvel – User Guide21
3If the monitor name listed doesn’t match your monitor, click the Change button to selecta new monitor name. Follow the on-screen instructions.For more information on Windows monitor settings, see Windows documentation.If you want to customize your Windows monitor settings:12Access the PowerDesk Monitor Settings property sheet (see “Accessing PowerDeskproperty sheets”, page 21).Depending on what you want to do, click one of the buttons in the Monitor settingsselection method box, then follow the on-screen instructions.Notes:„If you’re using BNC connectors with a Plug-and-Play monitor, the Plug-and-Playfeature of your monitor can’t be used. To use the Plug-and-Play feature of your monitor,instead of the BNC connectors, use the 15-pin connector at the back of your monitor.9x„In Windows 95/98, Matrox monitor settings are based on Windows monitor settings. Ifyou change your Windows monitor settings, you may have to reselect or readjust yourMatrox monitor settings.98„In multi-display mode (Windows 98 only), each display has its own monitor settings(refresh rates).DualHead Multi-Display setupYour Matrox graphics card allows you to enable a second display (a TV) as part of your Windowsdesktop. This is the Matrox DualHead Multi-Display feature. To use this feature:9822Windows 98 –1Access the PowerDesk DualHead property sheet (see “Accessing PowerDesk propertysheets”, page 21).2Select the DualHead Multi-Display option button.3Click OK Æ Yes to restart your computer and for changes to take effect.4If multi-display mode isn’t automatically enabled when you restart Windows:aRight-click your Windows desktop background, then click Properties Æ Settings.bSelect the disabled display, enable the Extend my Windows desktop onto thismonitor check box, then click OK.Matrox Marvel – User Guide
9xOther DualHead featuresIf you’re using Windows 95/98, you can also use these features:„ DualHead Clone– View a copy of your main display on your secondary display. Eachdisplay can use different monitor settings (refresh rates).„ DualHead DVDMax – Play digitalvideo in a window on your main display and, at thesame time, view that video full-screen on a TV.„ DualHead Zoom – Use your secondary display to view a zoomed-in portion of your maindisplay.TV output setupUse TV output mode to view or record your computer display with a video device (TV or videorecorder). This video device is connected to the Matrox VIDEO OUT or S-VIDEO OUT connector (see“Connect Marvel audio/video output”, page 12). To use TV output mode:WARNING: Because some computer monitors don’t support TV settings, a computermonitor may become garbled or unusable if it uses TV settings. If this happens, you cansimply turn off your computer monitor and use your TV to view your computer display.Also, some computer monitors may be da
Matrox Marvel – User Guide 11. 3. Connect Marvel audio/video input . Use one of the two composite audio/video (RCA) cables supplied with Matrox Marvel. (The yellow connectors are for video, white and red are for audio left and right.) a. Plug the yellow, white and red connectors on one end of the cable to the connectors of the same color
Depending on the model of your Matrox card, it supports display resolutions up to 1800 1440 and 1920 1200. Your Matrox graphics card is 100% VGA compatible and supports all VESA standards: VBE 2.0 . composite video Matrox card (Note: Using the Matrox composite vi
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