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PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie Messenger™ System Playing back the saved Motion and Still images 1 Repeat steps 1~4 on page 61 to run the PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie 2 You can play back the saved Motion images and Still images (p. 62) for confirmation. Messenger™ System. Click [VideoGift] to display the VideoGift screen. • The image captured last is displayed in the VideoGift screen. Caution for Windows 2000 users 2VideoGift • If "Unable To Locate DLL" warning indication is displayed, please see 3 page 88. Click [View Manager] to display the View Manager screen. To view Motion images 3View Manager 4All 4Picture 4 Click on [Movie]. • The first frame of each Motion image 5 will be displayed as a list. Double click on the desired Motion image to display the playback screen. • Click to start Motion image playback. PC Connection 4Movie All: Still image, Motion image and Sound data are displayed. Picture: Still image data (*.BMP, *.JPG) is displayed. Movie: Motion Image data (*.AVI, *.WMV) is displayed. Sound: Sound image data (*.WAV) is displayed. For Internet: The data (*.WMV, *.JPG) is displayed. Note • You can also playback a motion image by simply pointing at the thumbnail with your mouse. Duration Rec Time, and size are displayed as well. (Only size for still images.) To view Still images 4 Click on [All] or [Picture] to display 5 the Still image list. Double Click on the desired image to open it. Note • If the image cannot be opened, please refer to the software Help menu. 63

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PC Connection
Playing back the saved
Motion and Still images
You can play back the saved Motion images
and Still images (p. 62) for confirmation.
1
Repeat steps 1~4 on page 61
to run
the PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie
Messenger™ System.
2
Click [VideoGift]
to display the
VideoGift screen.
• The image captured last is displayed
in the VideoGift screen.
• If “Unable To Locate DLL” warning
indication is displayed, please see
page 88.
3
Click [View Manager]
to display the
View Manager screen.
To view Still images
4
Click on [All] or [Picture]
to display
the Still image list.
5
Double Click on the desired image to
open it.
• If the image cannot be opened, please
refer to the software Help menu.
4
Picture
4
Movie
To view Motion images
4
Click on [Movie].
• The first frame of each Motion image
will be displayed as a list.
5
Double click on the desired Motion
image
to display the playback screen.
• Click
to start Motion image
playback.
• You can also playback a motion
image by simply pointing at the
thumbnail with your mouse. Duration
Rec Time, and size are displayed as
well. (Only size for still images.)
2
VideoGift
Note
PHOTOVU/MPEG4 Movie Messenger™ System
All:
Still image, Motion image and Sound data
are displayed.
Picture:
Still image data (*.BMP, *.JPG) is
displayed.
Movie:
Motion Image data (*.AVI, *.WMV) is
displayed.
Sound:
Sound image data (*.WAV) is displayed.
For Internet:
The data (*.WMV, *.JPG) is displayed.
Note
3
View
Manager
4
All
Caution for Windows 2000 users