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• Click the ‘ ’ button in the Philips CamSuite control panel to open the Audio settings menu. 6.4.1 Echo reduction This echo reduction technology suppresses echoes so the other person hears your voice more clearly. • Just check the box before Echo reduction to activate this option. 6.4.2 Noise reduction Significantly reduces all stationary noises picked up by the WebCam's microphone, such as air conditioner noise and the noise made by the fan inside your computer. It enhances clarity of speech in both quiet and noisy environments. The result is more listening comfort and easier communication. • Just check the box before Noise reduction to activate this option. Note: Only one of the two reductions can be active at the same time. WebCam settings 6.5 Property pages In the Property pages you can adjust all possible SPC1330NC WebCam settings (properties): General, Video, Audio and Features. Note! For easy access to the most used WebCam settings (Fun, Image, Audio), open the Philips CamSuite control panel and make settings as described in the previous chapters. • Click the ‘ ’ button in the Philips CamSuite control panel to open the Property pages. •The General settings screen appears. 1 2 3 6.5.1 General settings •You can now adjust the following general settings: 1 Flickerless image The Flickerless image option should only be used under flickering light conditions (e.g. fluorescent or neon lamps) to prevent flickering or strangely colored video images. If this option is used under normal lighting conditions the video image may be overexposed. 2 Region If you are using the Philips SPC1330NC in Europe, select '50 Hz' and if you are using the Philips SPC1330NC in North America, select '60 Hz'. For Asia this setting is dependent on the local mains output. E.g. for China, select ‘50 Hz’ and for Taiwan, select ‘60 Hz’. For Japan the setting is region dependent. Please check your local mains output to find the correct ‘Region’ setting. 3 Autofocus Refer to 6.3.4 ‘Autofocus’ for an explanation of the feature and information on how to activate it via the Philips CamSuite control panel. 6.5.2 Video settings • Click the Video tab. •The Video settings screen appears. 4 5 6 7 8 11 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 •You can now adjust the following video settings: 4 Picture enhancement on/off Refer to 6.3.3 ‘Pixel Plus’ for an explanation of the feature and information on how to activate it via the Philips CamSuite control panel. WebCam settings 5 Demo mode Select ‘Demo mode’ to see a 'live preview' video image on your monitor so you can see the effect of the adjustment on your screen.The lower part of the screen will be split in two halfs; on the left you see the current picture, on the right you see the enhanced picture. In order to see the ‘live preview’, you need to have an image beforehand (for instance created with WebCam Companion, refer to 6.1 ‘WebCam Companion’). 6 Full automatic control: on/off This full automatic control mode provides a very easy way to get the best out of your Philips SPC1330NC WebCam. Or you can choose to have maximum manual control over the WebCam settings by switching the full automatic control mode off. Full automatic control 'on' is the preferred setting for normal use. Techniques active within full automatic control mode are: • Automatic exposure control and automatic white balance control, to provide the best video source signal possible; • Automatic frame rate selection for improved WebCam sensitivity in low light conditions. 7 Frame rate You can use the scroll open menu to set the frame rate of the video you wish to capture. E.g. 30 fps means that the WebCam will capture video at 30 frames per second. 8 Reset Press this button if you would like to reset the WebCam settings to the default factory settings. 9 Restore Press this button if you would like to restore your personal preferred settings. 10 Save Press this button if you would like to save your personal preferred settings. 11 Auto Exposure The exposure is the amount of light received by the sensor and is determined by how long the sensor is exposed to capture a snapshot or video frame. The result depends on the sensitivity of the sensor. The WebCam will find the optimal setting if you select the automatic exposure option. Shutter speed The shutter speed determines how long the camera shutter remains open as a picture is taken. The slower the shutter speed, the longer the exposure time. The shutter speed controls the total amount of light reaching the sensor. Use the slider to set the desired shutter speed. Gain In video, gain is the amount of white in a video picture. Use the slider to set the desired gain level. 12 Auto White Balance Most light sources are not 100% pure white but have a certain ‘color temperature’. Normally our eyes compensate for lighting conditions with different color temperatures. If the automatic white balance is selected, the WebCam will look for a reference point which represents white. It will then calculate al...

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