Sony DCR-TRV22 PIXELA ImageMixer v1.5 Instruction Manual - Page 23

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pictures. and are displayed only when the displayed thumbnails are not those related to still Folder list window Still Picture File Display button Movie File Display button Sound File Display button Display All Files button Thumbnail list window Capture button Folders in the HDD and removable disks are displayed here in a format which is similar to that of Explorer in Windows. In Macintosh, this window resembles the Finder. Click to display only thumbnails of still picture files in the selected folder. Click to display only thumbnails of movie files in the selected folder. Click to display only thumbnails of sound files in the selected folder. Click to display thumbnails of all media files in the selected folder. Here you can see thumbnails of those files in the selected folder that can be added to albums. They appear according to the file type(s) sorted by selecting one of the following buttons: or . Click to add the selected thumbnail(s) to the album currently selected in the album list window. Album list window Albums are displayed in a list. Preview window Play position slider Displays a preview of the source file and provides detailed file information. In the case of movie files, the entire movie can be previewed in this window. The preview window is not displayed when a sound file thumbnail is selected. A single fame and its position in the movie can be previewed by dragging the slider. This is not displayed when a still picture is selected. Play button Begins playback of the currently selected movie. Pause button Volume control Pauses playback. In Windows, adjust the volume by dragging the slider. In Macintosh, click to display a vertical volume slider. Adjust the volume by dragging the slider up or down.

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are displayed only when the displayed thumbnails are not those related to still
pictures.
Folder list window
Folders in the HDD and removable disks are displayed here in a
format which is similar to that of Explorer in Windows. In
Macintosh, this window resembles the Finder.
Still Picture File Display
button
Click to display only thumbnails of still picture files in the
selected folder.
Movie File Display button
Click to display only thumbnails of movie files in the selected
folder.
Sound File Display button
Click to display only thumbnails of sound files in the selected
folder.
Display All Files button
Click to display thumbnails of all media files in the selected
folder.
Thumbnail list window
Here you can see thumbnails of those files in the selected folder
that can be added to albums. They appear according to the file
type(s) sorted by selecting one of the following buttons:
or
.
Capture button
Click to add the selected thumbnail(s) to the album currently
selected in the album list window.
Album list window
Albums are displayed in a list.
Preview window
Displays a preview of the source file and provides detailed file
information. In the case of movie files, the entire movie can be
previewed in this window. The preview window is not displayed
when a sound file thumbnail is selected.
Play position slider
A single fame and its position in the movie can be previewed by
dragging the slider. This is not displayed when a still picture is
selected.
Play button
Begins playback of the currently selected movie.
Pause button
Pauses playback.
Volume control
In Windows, adjust the volume by dragging the slider. In
Macintosh, click to display a vertical volume slider. Adjust the
volume by dragging the slider up or down.