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Storyboard, Requirements for Capturing Video, Capturing Digital Camcorder Video

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Storyboard Located on the bottom of the Edit and Author (or Add Menu) area. The storyboard can be displayed in either Menu Picker or Timeline Mode. Use the Storyboard to organize your media and add special effects such as titles, transition effects, audio tracks, and video filters (select models only). Requirements for Capturing Video You can copy (capture) video files to your hard disk drive by using the WinDVD Creator program. Among the devices supported by WinDVD Creator are capture cards, digital camcorders, and Web cameras. Use the capture card to capture video from a TV, a VCR, or an analog video camera. To capture video files, you need to: • Connect your digital video capture device properly. • Turn your device on and set it to playback mode. • Make sure the program you want to use can detect your digital or analog device. NOTE: You may need to turn your device off and on again for the program to detect it. If your PC has multiple video devices connected, they all appear on the Capture screen. Select the video source you would like to use. Capturing Digital Camcorder Video 1 Click Start, choose All Programs, Video, InterVideo WinDVD Creator, and then click InterVideo WinDVD Creator again. 2 Click the Capture video into hard disk button. 3 Connect your Digital Camcorder to your PC. 4 Make sure the output from your Digital Camcorder appears in the Preview window. If it does not, double-check your connections and make sure your camera is in Playback mode. 5 Click the Play button to preview your video file before you record it. 6 Find your starting point in the video and click the Pause button. Creating DVD Movies 63

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Creating DVD Movies
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Storyboard
Located on the bottom of the Edit and Author (or Add Menu) area. The storyboard
can be displayed in either Menu Picker or Timeline Mode. Use the Storyboard to
organize your media and add special effects such as titles, transition effects,
audio tracks, and video filters (select models only).
Requirements for Capturing Video
You can copy (capture) video files to your hard disk drive by using the
WinDVD Creator program. Among the devices supported by WinDVD Creator
are capture cards, digital camcorders, and Web cameras. Use the capture card
to capture video from a TV, a VCR, or an analog video camera.
To capture video files, you need to:
Connect your digital video capture device properly.
Turn your device on and set it to playback mode.
Make sure the program you want to use can detect your digital or analog
device.
NOTE:
You may need to turn your device off and on again for the program to
detect it.
If your PC has multiple video devices connected, they all appear on the Capture
screen. Select the video source you would like to use.
Capturing Digital Camcorder Video
1
Click
Start
, choose
All Programs
,
Video
,
InterVideo WinDVD
Creator
, and then click
InterVideo WinDVD Creator
again.
2
Click the
Capture video into hard disk
button.
3
Connect your Digital Camcorder to your PC.
4
Make sure the output from your Digital Camcorder appears in the Preview
window. If it does not, double-check your connections and make sure your
camera is in Playback mode.
5
Click the
Play
button to preview your video file before you record it.
6
Find your starting point in the video and click the
Pause
button.