User manual SONY HANDYCAM CCD-TR714

[. . . ] · The software provided with this player cannot be used with equipment other than that which it is designated for use with. · Please note that, due to continued efforts to improve quality, the software specifications may be changed without notice. Program © 2001 Sony Corporation, © 2001 Palm, Inc. Documentation © 2001 Sony Corporation Sony and Walkman are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation, Japan. [. . . ] You can look at your favorite image files anytime and anywhere. Using PictureGear Pocket to present your creations You can display image files in a sequence using the Slide Show function. PictureGear Pocket helps you make presentations using illustrations drawn on a computer or image files taken with a digital camera. Beaming my image files . . . Use IR (Infrared) communication to exchange image files easily with other CLIÉ handheld users. You cannot beam image files to other Palm OS based devices. Pasting a image file to an address record You can paste an image to address information. For details, refer to the Operating Instructions manual. 6 Installing You do not have to install PictureGear Pocket on your CLIÉ handheld The PictureGear Pocket application is factory pre-installed, you do not have to install it. Chapter 1 Viewing image files (PictureGear Pocket) Installing the PictureGear 4. 3Lite software to your computer You can convert the image file stored in your computer using PictureGear 4. 3Lite. To view image files or movies with your CLIÉ handheld, use PictureGear Pocket or gMovie player respectively. 1 2 3 4 5 Insert the Installation CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The installation launcher window appears. Click Install CLIÉ Image Software. The dialog box used to select an installation option (Install PictureGear 4. 3Lite or QuickTime) appears. Click Install PictureGear Lite. A confirmation dialog box appears. Click Yes. The PictureGear 4. 3Lite software installation starts. Follow the instructions on-screen to finish installation. Click Exit. To start PictureGear 4. 3Lite From the Start Menu, click Programs (All Programs in Windows® XP), PictureGear 4. 3Lite, and PictureGear 4. 3Lite. For details on how to use PictureGear 4. 3Lite, see the Help files of the PictureGear 4. 3Lite software. 7 Viewing image files stored in your CLIÉ handheld You can transfer image files taken by a digital still camera or downloaded from the Internet, etc. These items can be managed using PictureGear 4. 3Lite software on your computer. You can also optimize photos to display on your CLIÉ handheld using PictureGear 4. 3Lite software before transferring them to your CLIÉ handheld. For details on how to save image files in the format supported by PictureGear 4. 3Lite software, refer to the instruction manual of the devices or imaging software you are using. Transferring image files to your CLIÉ handheld Prepare image files you want to display on your CLIÉ handheld, then transfer them to your CLIÉ handheld. 1 2 3 4 Start PictureGear 4. 3Lite. See page 7 for details. Select the image file you want to send. You can also select multiple slides by holding down the Ctrl or Shift keys while clicking. From the File menu, select Output services and then Install the image during the next HotSync. The User name dialog box appears. Click the arrow V to the right of the text box, and then select a user name. If necessary, click "Still settings" and make size and compression settings for the image file you want to send in the Settings for PictureGear dialog box. 5 6 Click OK. The image file you want to send and the user are registered in PictureGear. Place your CLIÉ handheld in the cradle, then press the HotSync button on the cradle. The registered image file(s) are automatically sent to the user's CLIÉ handheld during the HotSync operation. 8 When you want to save an image file to "Memory Stick" media You can also transfer image files to "Memory Stick" media directly. Select Output CLIÉ Handheld format file to Memory Stick in step 3 on page 8. To view image files stored in "Memory Stick" media, see page 13. Chapter 1 Viewing image files (PictureGear Pocket) 9 Viewing image files stored in your CLIÉ handheld Viewing image files with your CLIÉ handheld 1 On the Application Launcher screen, rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select the PG Pocket and then press the Jog Dial navigator. Or, tap the PG Pocket icon on the Application Launcher screen. PictureGear Pocket starts. 2 Tap the arrow V on the top center of the screen to select Internal. 10 3 Rotate the Jog Dial navigator to display the desired image file, then press the Jog Dial navigator. Or, tap the desired image directly. Select "Output CLIÉ format file to Memory Stick" in step 3 on page 24. Chapter 2 Playing a movie (gMovie player) 25 Playing movies with your CLIÉ handheld Playing movies 1 On the Application Launcher screen, rotate the Jog Dial navigator to select gMovie and the press the Jog Dial navigator. Or, tap the gMovie icon on the Application Launcher screen. gMovie player starts and the movie list screen appears. 2 Tap the movie you want to play. Playback starts. To stop playback Tap (Stop). To resume playback, tap (Play). To locate the start point of the movie Tap (Locate). 26 To return to the movie list screen Tap (Return) at the upper-right corner of the screen. To play the next movie Tap (Next) at the upper-right corner of the screen. To play movies one after another (continuous playback) Tap (Next) at the upper-right corner of the screen for a few seconds. The icon changes into (Continuous) and movies stored in your CLIÉ handheld are played one after another. To return to the normal playback, tap (Continuous) for a few seconds. Chapter 2 Playing a movie (gMovie player) To delete a movie 1 2 3 Display the movie you want to delete, then tap Menu . Tap OK. The selected movie is deleted, and then the movie list screen appears. 27 Playing sample movie files You can view sample movie files installed on your computer. Install the Palm Desktop for CLIÉsoftware to your hard disk using the supplied CD-ROM and then place your CLIÉ handheld in the cradle. 1 2 3 4 Double-click the Palm Desktop for CLIÉ icon on the Windows desktop. The Palm Desktop for CLIÉ software starts. Click Install. The Install Tool dialog box appears. Select a user name from the user list. Click Add. Make sure that the Add-on folder is selected. If the Add-on folder is not selected, select the folder manually. At the default setup, Add-on folder is stored in the Sony Handheld folder of the Program Files folder. 5 6 Double-click the gMovie samples folder. Double-click the sample movie file you want to play on the screen of your CLIÉ handheld. The selected movie file name is added to the File Name list. [. . . ] When you want to start an application in the "Memory Stick" media from the Application Launcher screen, refer to the Operating Instructions manual. Chapter 3 What you can do with MS Autorun application "Memory Stick" Autorun (hereafter referred to as MS Autorun) is an application which allows your CLIÉ handheld to copy and start a specified application automatically when "Memory Stick" media is inserted into the CLIÉ handheld. Removing the "Memory Stick" media automatically deletes the application copy from the memory of the CLIÉ handheld. MS Autorun functions as virtual memory to effectively utilize the memory of the CLIÉ handheld. Starting an application (. prc) on the CLIÉ handheld automatically When you use a digital still camera that is compatible with "Memory Stick" media, you can view your images by inserting the "Memory Stick" media into the CLIÉ handheld. In this example, you would use the auto-run setting to start the PictureGear Pocket application on your CLIÉ handheld. Starting an application (. prc) in a "Memory Stick" media automatically This setting is for automatically starting an application which does not access any data, such as game applications, or an application which accesses data in the CLIÉ handheld (not in the "Memory Stick" media). Starting a pre-selected application (. prc) and related database files (. pdb, . prc) in a "Memory Stick" media* This setting automatically displays a specific image or file with an application such as an image viewer or a document reader. [. . . ]