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[. . . ] Licenses and trademarks ICI Library © 1991­1992 C-Cube Microsystems. Ulead Systems, Inc. , Ulead, the Ulead logo, and Ulead VideoStudio are trademarks of Ulead Systems, Inc. All other product names and any registered and unregistered trademarks mentioned in this manual are used for identification purposes only and remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. Sample files Files provided as samples on the program CD can be used for personal demonstrations, productions and presentations. No rights are granted for commercial reproduction or redistribution of any sample files. North & South America Ulead Systems Inc. [. . . ] Switch it on and set it to Play (or VTR / VCR) mode. Check your device manual for specific instructions. In the Capture Step, click Play in Navigator. When you get to the part of the video you want to record, click Capture Image on the Capture Settings Tab in the Options Panel. VIDEOSTUDIO HELP Table of Contents | Index Back 55 Edit The Edit Step is where you arrange, edit and trim the video clips used in your project. In this step, you can apply fade in/fade out effects to the existing audio of a video clip, extract or split video, and adjust a clip's playback speed. You can also choose from a wide selection of video filters to apply to your clips. VideoStudio lets you edit your project in the Storyboard Mode or Timeline Mode. Storyboard Mode Timeline Mode Storyboard Mode Storyboard Mode is the fastest and simplest way to add clips to your movie. Clips can be moved around by simply dragging them. You may find that starting out in the Storyboard Mode is the easiest way to get your project rolling. Each picture represents an event in your movie, an event being a video clip or a transition. Thumbnails show at a glance the chronological order of events in your project. Instant Playback allows you to preview changes in your project without the need to create a temporary preview file. High Quality Playback renders a preview file and provides a quick preview right after. In the General Tab, select the preview method that you prefer. For faster previews, you may choose to play only a part of your project. The selected range of frames to preview is referred to as the preview area, and it is marked as a red bar in the Ruler Panel. To play the preview area only: 1. Use the Trim Bar or the Mark in/out buttons to select the preview area. The Preview range mark in and Preview range mark out timecodes will then be displayed in the Options Panel. To preview the selected range of frames, hold [Shift], select what you want to preview (Project or Clip), then click Play. VIDEOSTUDIO HELP Table of Contents | Index Back 58 Preview Files Manager Use Preview Files Manager to free hard disk space occupied by temporary preview files used in your project. To delete temporary preview files: 1. Click File: Preview Files Manager to invoke the Preview Files Manager dialog box. Select the VSP project under Project file name where the temporary preview files you want to remove are located and click Delete. This removes only the temporary preview files and not the actual VSP project. [. . . ] In the Edit Step, if Split by Scene is applied to a DV AVI file, scenes can be detected in two ways: by the recording date and time, or by the changes in the content of the video. Whereas in an MPEG file, scenes are detected only based on the content changes. Storyboard A storyboard is a visual representation of your movie. Individual clips are represented as image thumbnails on the timeline. [. . . ]