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My device is not in the list, what should I do?
User-d
efined:
If your device does not appear in the list after the online update, you can set
up the export settings manually. No need to worry though; you only have to do
it once, since these settings can be saved as a preset.
Read the instruction manual of your mobile device to find out which file
format is required for this. If your device supports multiple formats, then you
can experiment with the formats to get the best results.
Specify the file format by opening the target device's menu and selecting
"User-defined -> Video -> ...Format". If you then click on "Export", you arrive
at the Export dialog (view page 268) of the selected file format where you can
set all
the advanced settings.
For details on these settings, please consult your device manual.
Explanations for the file format's settings can be found in the Overview of the
device classes chapter, for the special settings of the export dialogs see
"Export movie" in the "File menu" chapter.
Tip: If the format settings for your device are not accessible, then you can try
out a different device from the same manufacturer and, using it as a template,
make adjustments accordingly.
If you find settings you like, we recommend saving these as a preset for
further use.
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Transfer with Bluetooth
Warning! The procedure described here refers to Windows XP with Service
Pack 2!
Dialogs may be different depending on the Bluetooth driver and operating
system version, or their order may vary (e.g. for password allocation) when
transferring to your mobile phone. However, the process is usually similar if
other drivers are used. Read more on this in the help file or the corresponding
chapters of your operating system's manual and Bluetooth adapter.
If you own a Bluetooth device, you can export the movie straight to your
device. To do so, your device and your PC must both have Bluetooth