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4 At the top of the window, click  [Create DVD-Video Format Discs (STD)]. The window used to select movies appears.  To add movies to the previously selected ones, select the movies in the main window and drag and drop onto the window for selecting movies. 5 Follow the instructions on the screen to create a disc.  It may take a long time to create a disc. Editing movies You can cut out only necessary parts from a movie and save it as another file. Double-click the movie to be edited on "PMB," then click [Show Edit Palette] on the right side of the screen  [Trim Video], or select the [Manipulate] menu  [Edit]  [Trim Video]. See "PMB Help" (p. 39) for details. Capturing photos from a movie You can save a frame of a movie as a photo file. Double-click the movie to be edited on "PMB," then click [Show Edit Palette] on the right side of the screen  [Save Frame]. See "PMB Help" (p. 39) for details. Copying a disc You can copy a recorded disc to another disc using "Video Disc Copier." Click [Start]  [All Programs]  [PMB]  [PMB Launcher]  [Disc Creation]  [Video Disc Copier] to start the software. See "Video Disc Copier" help on the operation.  You cannot copy high definition image quality (HD) movies by converting them to standard definition image quality (STD).  You cannot copy to a Blu-ray disc. US 46

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At the top of the window, click
[Create DVD-Video Format
Discs (STD)].
The window used to select movies
appears.
To add movies to the previously selected
ones, select the movies in the main
window and drag and drop onto the
window for selecting movies.
5
Follow the instructions on the
screen to create a disc.
It may take a long time to create a disc.
Copying a disc
You can copy a recorded disc to another
disc using “Video Disc Copier.”
Click [Start]
[All Programs]
[PMB]
[PMB Launcher]
[Disc
Creation]
[Video Disc Copier] to start
the software. See “Video Disc Copier”
help on the operation.
You cannot copy high definition image
quality (HD) movies by converting them to
standard definition image quality (STD).
You cannot copy to a Blu-ray disc.
Editing movies
You can cut out only necessary parts
from a movie and save it as another file.
Double-click the movie to be edited on
“PMB,” then click [Show Edit Palette]
on the right side of the screen
[Trim
Video], or select the [Manipulate] menu
[Edit]
[Trim Video]. See “PMB
Help” (p. 39) for details.
Capturing photos from a movie
You can save a frame of a movie as a
photo file.
Double-click the movie to be edited on
“PMB,” then click [Show Edit Palette]
on the right side of the screen
[Save
Frame]. See “PMB Help” (p. 39) for
details.