The Default Resolutions list determines the aspect ratio, scan mode, and frame rate to apply to an image with a specific width and height. It is consulted during import when you select Default in the Aspect Ratio box of the Import Image menu.

The list displays the contents of the /usr/discreet/cfg/legacy.res.cfg file. If this file does not exist, the system defaults for each resolution are used, such as 1.33 for NTSC and PAL.

The default resolution of the current project appears in red. You can edit any item in the list, as well as add or remove items. If you edit the default resolution of the current project, the edit is in effect only for the current session. The next time you open the project, the resolution reverts to that stored with the project.

To display the Default Resolutions list:

1. In the Import Image menu, click Default Resolutions.

   
   

   The Default Resolution list appears.

To add a resolution to the list:

1. In the Resolution Edit Mode box, select Add Resolution.
2. Use the Edit controls to enter the width, height, aspect ratio, scan mode, and frame rate for the new resolution.
3. Click Apply Changes.

To edit a resolution:

1. In the Resolution Edit Mode box, select Edit Resolution.
2. In the Default Resolutions list, select the resolution you want to edit.
3. Use the Edit controls to adjust any of the following: width, height, aspect ratio, scan mode, or frame rate.
4. Click Apply Changes.

To remove a resolution:

1. In the Resolution Edit Mode box, select Remove Resolution.
2. In the Default Resolutions list, select the resolution you want to remove.
3. Click Apply Changes.

   You are prompted to confirm the deletion.

4. Click Confirm to delete the selected resolution from the list.