Sony DCR-DVD300 Operating Instructions - Page 101

Editing and saving scenes, Editing movies, Saving the movie on your computer

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Editing and saving scenes You can edit the movies and still images save on your computer and save them using the ImageMixer software. Editing movies You can unite multiple scenes into a single scenes. 1 Click . The screen switches to the movie editing mode and thumbnails appear. Saving the movie on your computer When the editing of the movie is completed, you can save the data as on your computer. The following procedure shows an example of saving data in the My Documents folder. 1 Click (Generate movie). The "Output Format Settings" screen appears. Viewing/dubbing discs/ editing the recordings on your computer 2 Drag and drop the thumbnails on the storyboard in the order you want to edit them. Thumbnail 2 Click [OK]. 3 Select the My Documents folder as the saving destination, then name the file and click [OK] to save it. When the movie is saved, it is also saved as a new file in the album. Storyboard When you delete the specific scene, click the scene, then click . Note It takes some time for saving the file in the following cases: - when the file includes both movies and still images. - when the file includes multiple recording modes (HQ/SP/LP). - when some effects such as fader are added. To view the saved file Double-click the saved file (stored in the My Documents folder in this procedure). Windows Media Player starts and the file is played back. 101

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Viewing/dubbing discs/ editing the recordings on your computer
Editing and saving scenes
You can edit the movies and still images save
on your computer and save them using the
ImageMixer software.
Editing movies
You can unite multiple scenes into a single
scenes.
1
Click
.
The screen switches to the movie editing
mode and thumbnails appear.
2
Drag and drop the thumbnails on the
storyboard in the order you want to edit
them.
When you delete the specific scene, click
the scene, then click
.
Saving the movie on your
computer
When the editing of the movie is completed,
you can save the data as on your computer.
The following procedure shows an example of
saving data in the My Documents folder.
1
Click
(Generate movie).
The
“
Output Format Settings
”
screen
appears.
2
Click [OK].
3
Select the My Documents folder as the
saving destination, then name the file
and click [OK] to save it.
When the movie is saved, it is also saved
as a new file in the album.
Note
It takes some time for saving the file in the
following cases:
–
when the file includes both movies and still
images.
–
when the file includes multiple recording
modes (HQ/SP/LP).
–
when some effects such as fader are added.
To view the saved file
Double-click the saved file (stored in the My
Documents folder in this procedure).
Windows Media Player starts and the file is
played back.
Thumbnail
Storyboard