Sony DCR-TRV22 PIXELA ImageMixer v1.5 Instruction Manual - Page 48

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2-5-3 Sound Recording Mode Troubleshooting Sound files were created, but cannot be played. Check the speaker power and volume. Note that the ImageMixer volume control works independently of the volume control on the speakers. In Windows, right click the speaker icon on the task bar and select 'Open Volume Controls.' If 'Line In' is muted or if the volume is too low, adjust accordingly and record again. In Macintosh, open [Apple] menu>[Control Panels]>[Sound], to set the recording sound level. The method for adjusting the volume may be different depending on your computer's configurations, in which case we recommend that you consult the manufacturer's technical support center. Recorded analog sound files contain noise and jump. Confirm that the CD recording volume is suitable. Refer to 'Sound files were created, but cannot be played' above. Also note that we do not recommend that you perform other tasks on your computer while recording is taking place. Recorded analog sound files jump. Your computer hardware may be close to the minimum specifications required to run ImageMixer. Close all other applications before starting ImageMixer and try again. (When the CPU and HDD are not being used to run programs other than ImageMixer, system resources should not become depleted. Due to the possibility of noise, etc., we do not recommend recording sounds with internal microphones. Copyright © 2001-2002 PIXELA Corp. All rights reserved.

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2-5-3
Sound Recording Mode
Troubleshooting
Sound files were created, but cannot be played.
Check the speaker power and volume.
Note that the ImageMixer volume control works
independently of the volume control on the speakers.
In Windows, right click the speaker icon on the task bar
and select 'Open Volume Controls.' If 'Line In' is muted or if the volume is too low, adjust accordingly
and record again.
In Macintosh, open [Apple] menu>[Control Panels]>[Sound], to set the recording sound level.
The method for adjusting the volume may be different depending on your computer's configurations, in
which case we recommend that you consult the manufacturer's technical support center.
Recorded analog sound files contain noise and jump.
Confirm that the CD recording volume is suitable.
Refer to '
Sound files were created, but cannot be played
' above.
Also note that we do not recommend that you perform other tasks on your computer while recording is
taking place.
Recorded analog sound files jump.
Your computer hardware may be close to the minimum specifications required to run ImageMixer. Close
all other applications before starting ImageMixer and try again. (When the CPU and HDD are not being
used to run programs other than ImageMixer, system resources should not become depleted.
Due to the possibility of noise, etc., we do not recommend recording sounds with internal
microphones.
Copyright © 2001-2002 PIXELA Corp. All rights reserved.