Operation Manual

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Tutorial
– You can now see your footage in a file form the film bar
below. For a playback, simply press the space key.
Tip: You can batch-capture, or choose sections throughout the
source digital videotape for sequential recording, within the
Digital Video recording dialog. A list of possible passages, from
which you can capture in sequence, is provided to choose from.
Batch capturing saves time and hard drive space by only
capturing the desired content. .
Video Editing
Storyboard Mode Editing:
In Storyboard mode, all scenes are listed consecutively in a
series. Each scene is represented by a preview image on
the storyboard.
Adjusting soundtrack volume: The overall soundtrack
volume can be modified by selecting the loudspeaker sym-
bol on the Filmbox.
Improving picture or sound quality: Click the “FX”
symbol on the Filmbox and select “Video Cleaning” for the
appropriate film track. , You can also adjust “Color”, “Bright-
ness” and “Contrast”. Minimize unwanted background
noise on the soundtrack by selecting “Audio Cleaning”, then
“Denoiser”.
Adding a title or other text: You can add titles, sub-
titles or credits to your movie. Simply click on the “Text”
symbol, enter your text into the editor, then select an “ef-
fect”, a “design”, or a “movement” (such as “downwards”)
from the “Template” menu.
Transitions: You can also select the type of transition used
to connect scenes together. Simply activate the large but-
ton between scenes and select a transition of your choice.
Rotate Photos (only with photo files): If a photo is on
its side or upside down, click on the Rotate button. The
photo then rotates 90 degrees. You can control the effect
directly on the video screen.
Media Pool: In the upper right corner of the screen is the
Media Pool (file explorer). From the Media Pool you can
access your computer’s drives and directories, load multi-
media files in a variety of formats – either with a double
click or by drag & drop. Media Pool
Text Transitions
Volume FX
Rotation