# Video IO Settings

## Access the Video IO Menu

You can get to the Video IO Settings from the startup menu or from the Settings menu in the active shot. 

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## Video IO Settings

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The Video IO menu is where you can access any video cards you have connected to your computer, as well as enable NDI.&#x20;

You can also change the resolution and frame rate settings here.

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Make sure to turn On your capture device, to enable at least one source and to press "Apply Settings" before you close the menu.
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