Sony PCG-TR1A VAIO User Guide - Page 51

Notes on using the MOTION EYE camera, Start, Control Panel, Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices, Audio

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Notes on using the MOTION EYE camera  Do not touch the camera lens, as dirt may accumulate and degrade picture quality.  Do not point the camera toward the sun.  You cannot detach the camera.  Network Smart Capture is unavailable while other software that uses the built-in camera is in use. Close all software that uses the built-in camera before you use Network Smart Capture.  You cannot transfer still images or video clips from the built-in camera while transferring to connected i.LINK® devices.  Take an initial shot before taking a final shot to ensure sound and picture quality.  You can adjust the sound quality for different sound environments. Follow these steps: 1. Click Start on the Windows® taskbar and Control Panel. 2. Click Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices and Sounds and Audio Devices, and then click the Audio tab. 3. Click the Volume button in the Sound Recording category. 4. Adjust the volume level with the microphone slider.  Your recording is not guaranteed.  If your recording fails due to conditions unfavorable to the camera, the contents of your recording cannot be guaranteed.  Clean the lens regularly. Picture quality is adversely affected when the lens is dirty. Use a non-abrasive lens cleaning cloth and approved lens cleaning fluid. Page 51

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Notes on using the MOTION EYE camera
Do not touch the camera lens, as dirt may accumulate and degrade picture quality.
Do not point the camera toward the sun.
You cannot detach the camera.
Network Smart Capture is unavailable while other software that uses the built-in camera is in use. Close all
software that uses the built-in camera before you use Network Smart Capture.
You cannot transfer still images or video clips from the built-in camera while transferring to connected i.LINK
®
devices.
Take an initial shot before taking a final shot to ensure sound and picture quality.
You can adjust the sound quality for different sound environments. Follow these steps:
1.
Click
Start
on the Windows
®
taskbar and
Control Panel
.
2.
Click
Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices
and
Sounds and Audio Devices
, and then click the
Audio
tab.
3.
Click the
Volume
button in the Sound Recording category.
4.
Adjust the volume level with the microphone slider.
Your recording is not guaranteed.
If your recording fails due to conditions unfavorable to the camera, the contents of your recording cannot be
guaranteed.
Clean the lens regularly. Picture quality is adversely affected when the lens is dirty. Use a non-abrasive lens
cleaning cloth and approved lens cleaning fluid.
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