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A preview of the file selected in step 2 will be displayed. 4. Confirm the "off" position of the volume control. To prevent the original sound of the movie from interfering with the sound you are about to record, make sure that the volume control slider indicates the lowest volume possible, effectively turning it off. 5. Select an album. Select the album from the album list window into which you wish to save the recorded sound files. 6. Cue up the movie playback by clicking the [Play] button or by dragging the play position slider to the point at which you later plan to add sound. 7. Click the [Record] button. The movie will play and recording will start. 8. Click the [Stop] button at the point you wish to stop recording. The audio format of digitally recorded files is PCM, the sampling rate is 44.1KHz, and the bit rate is 16bit stereo. In Windows, the file type of recorded files is WAVE. In Mac, AIFF files are created. Files are saved in the Save location designated in the Capturing/Recording Preferences, but are, of course, added directly to the album selected in step 2. To confirm successful recording of sound files, double-click their thumbnail icon in the thumbnail list window. Copyright © 2001-2002 PIXELA Corp. All rights reserved.

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A preview of the file selected in step 2 will be displayed.
4.
Confirm the "off" position of the volume control.
To prevent the original sound of the movie from interfering with the sound you are about to record, make sure that
the volume control slider indicates the lowest volume possible, effectively turning it off.
5.
Select an album.
Select the album from the album list window into which you wish to save the recorded sound files.
6.
Cue up the movie playback by clicking the [Play]
button
or by dragging the play
position slider to the point at which you later plan to add sound.
7.
Click the [Record]
button.
The movie will play and recording will start.
8.
Click the [Stop]
button at the point you wish to stop recording.
The audio format of digitally recorded files is PCM, the sampling rate is 44.1KHz, and the bit rate is 16bit stereo.
In Windows, the file type of recorded files is WAVE. In Mac, AIFF files are created. Files are saved in the
Save
location
designated in the Capturing/Recording Preferences, but are, of course, added directly to the album
selected in step 2. To confirm successful recording of sound files, double-click their thumbnail icon in the
thumbnail list window.
Copyright © 2001-2002 PIXELA Corp. All rights reserved.