Canon FS30 FS30 / FS31 / FS300 Instruction Manual - Page 39

Selecting the Playback Starting Point, from the Movie Timeline

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• From this index screen, you can also press VIDEO SNAP to open the index screen for Video Snapshot scenes. • / You can select the scenes in the built-in memory or on the memory card ( 37). 2 Open the calendar screen. FUNC. [ SCENE SEARCH] [CALENDAR] • The calendar screen appears. • Dates that contain scenes (that is, movies were recorded on that date) appear in white. Dates without recordings appear in black. 3 Move ( , ) the cursor to the desired date. • When you move the cursor to a date displayed in white, a thumbnail showing a photo from the first scene recorded on that date will be displayed next to the calendar. Below it will appear the number of scenes recorded and the total recording time for the same day. • You can select ( ) the year or month field and change ( ) the year or month to move faster between calendar months. 4 Press to return to the index screen. The orange selection frame will appear on the first scene recorded on the selected date. NOTES • You can change on what day to start the week for the calendar display ( 84). • You can press FUNC. to return to the index screen at any time. Selecting the Playback Starting Point from the Movie Timeline You can display a timeline of the scene and select where to begin the playback. This is very convenient when you want to play back a long scene from a specific point. ( 24) 1 In the index screen select the scene you want to view and press DISP. . • The timeline screen appears. The large thumbnail will show the first frame of the scene. Below it, the timeline ruler shows frames taken from the scene at fixed intervals. 39

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• From this index screen, you can
also press
to open the
index screen for Video Snapshot
scenes.
/
You can select the
scenes in the built-in memory or
on the memory card (
37
).
2
Open the calendar screen.
[
SCENE SEARCH]
[CALENDAR]
The calendar screen appears.
• Dates that contain scenes (that is,
movies were recorded on that
date) appear in white. Dates
without recordings appear in
black.
3
Move (
,
) the cursor to the
desired date.
• When you move the cursor to a
date displayed in white, a
thumbnail showing a photo from
the first scene recorded on that
date will be displayed next to the
calendar. Below it will appear the
number of scenes recorded and
the total recording time for the
same day.
You can select (
) the year or
month field and change (
) the
year or month to move faster
between calendar months.
4
Press
to return to the index
screen.
The orange selection frame will
appear on the first scene recorded
on the selected date.
NOTES
You can change on what day to start the
week for the calendar display (
84).
You can press
to return to the
index screen at any time.
Selecting the Playback Starting Point
from the Movie Timeline
You can display a timeline of the scene
and select where to begin the playback.
This is very convenient when you want
to play back a long scene from a
specific point.
1
In the index screen select the
scene you want to view and press
.
The timeline screen appears. The
large thumbnail will show the first
frame of the scene. Below it, the
timeline ruler shows frames taken
from the scene at fixed intervals.
VIDEO SNAP
FUNC.
(
24)
FUNC.
DISP.