Screen Presets
A screen preset saves every setting under Screen Configuration as one named setup. This includes the physical screen and surface, A-Lens settings, frame alignment, and Content Fit settings such as Fit, Zoom/Crop, and NLS.
Presets are useful when the same processor drives more than one screen setup or when you want a known-good configuration that can be restored after adjustments. You can create as many named presets as needed.
Save a new preset
- Configure the Screen Configuration sections you need.
- Open Screen Configuration → Presets.
- Select Save New Preset.
- Use the on-screen keyboard to enter a name.
- Select DONE.
VoidVideo suggests a name such as Screen Preset 1, but the name is free-form. Use BKSP to remove characters, SHIFT for the next uppercase letter, and SPACE between words. Two presets cannot use the same name.
Use a saved preset
Open Screen Configuration → Presets, choose the preset name, and then choose an action:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Load Preset | Applies the complete saved Screen Configuration. |
| Update from Current | Replaces the saved values with the settings currently shown in Screen Configuration. |
| Rename | Opens the on-screen keyboard with the current name ready to edit. |
| Delete | Immediately removes the saved preset. |
Loading a preset applies its screen geometry and content-presentation settings together. It does not create separate files: all named presets are retained with the rest of the VoidVideo configuration.
Keyboard controls
| Control | Action |
|---|---|
| Arrow keys | Move around the keyboard |
| E | Press the highlighted key |
| B | Delete the last character |
| M | Cancel naming and close the keyboard |