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Copyright © 2007, V.I.O., Inc. All rights reserved. POV.1, POV Manager, V.I.O. and the V.I.O. logo are trademarks of V.I.O., Inc. All other product and brand names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Contents •••••• Introduction to the POV.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 What’s in the Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Overview of the User Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Overview of Shoot, Tag, Edit, and Share . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 POV.1 Recorder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Base mounts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Tips for Mounting the POV.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Optional Mounting Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Mounting the POV.1 Recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Mounting the Wireless Remote Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sharing Videos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 FCC Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Limited Warranty and Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Return Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Obtaining Service and Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Introduction to the POV.1 •••••• Shoot, Tag, Edit, and Share. The POV.1 makes it easy to shoot great video, tag interesting shots while you are recording, edit your video, and then share videos online using the POV Manager software that is included with the POV.1. The new POV.1 is a flexible and durable video recording and playback system designed for the hands-free capture of video on land, sea, or in the air, under almost any weather conditions.
Using the wireless remote you can tag events in the recording so that you can quickly find them when editing the video. You can use the POV.1’s special loop recording mode to save individual clips of a pre-set length to maximize the amount of video you can save on each SD card. The POV.1 sets a new standard for Point Of View video recording.
What’s in the Box The POV.1 consists of four main components: • POV.1 Recorder • Camera head (and rubber lens cap) • Digital A/V cable • Wireless remote control The POV.1 Recorder, Camera Head, Digital A/V Cable, and Wireless Remote In addition the POV.1 is shipped with the following items: • • • • Software CD containing the software and documentation Quick-Start Guide that is printed on the case of the software CD Carrying case SD card (1GB) • Four AA batteries used to power the POV.
• USB cable for attaching the POV.1 to a computer • Analog A/V cable for attaching the POV.1 to a TV, VCR, or other video device • Mounting accessories for the camera head • C-clamp mount • C-clamp O ring (1), size #9 • Wide flange rail base • Wide flange Hook and Loop pad • Wide flange adhesive pad • Tubular rail mount • Hook and Loop remote control wrist band • Cable guide clip • Cable guide Hook and Loop strip • LCD protective cover Accessories included with the POV.
Overview of the User Manual The POV.1 User manual is divided into two main sections: • POV.1 Hardware Guide - This section shows you how to Shoot and Tag. Learn about setting up the POV.1, the user interface, recording and playing video, mounting the camera head and working with the remote control • POV Manager User Guide - This section shows you how to Edit and Share.
• Edit your video with the POV Manager • Install the Windows POV Manager software on your PC • Hook the POV.1 up to your PC with the USB cable • Organize your clips and edit your video with the easy-to-use POV Manager software • Share your video online • Just click Share to email video clips or edited video projects to anyone you want • Get your videos posted to the VIO Gallery • • • • • 12 • Introduction to the POV.
POV.1 Recorder •••••• The POV.1 Recorder section explains the details of using the POV.1 Recorder to Shoot and Tag your video. To find out how to Edit and Share your video, refer to the POV Manager User Guide that appears later in this manual. Setting up the POV.1 Setting up the POV.1 is very straightforward. Just connect the camera head to the POV.1 Recorder, install the batteries and SD Card, and you’re ready to start creating video from your Point Of View. Protecting the POV.
Connecting the Camera Head to the POV.1 Recorder To start setting up the POV.1, connect the camera head to the POV.1 using the digital A/V cable. You need to make sure to connect the camera head to the camera end of the cable. Note that the camera end of the cable is marked with the V.I.O. logo. The camera end of the cable is marked with the V.I.O. logo The digital A/V cable connector has a small notch in it so that it will only plug in when aligned properly.
Installing the Batteries To install the batteries start by turning the POV.1 unit over and place it face down on a flat clean surface to avoid scratching the screen. Back of the POV.1 Pull the tabs on each side of the unit out until they stop. Do not force them down any further than necessary, the tabs only need to be opened as far as is shown in the photo below. Setting up the POV.
Back of the POV.1 with the battery compartment tabs opened Now, remove the battery compartment cover from between the tabs. You can lift the cover by grasping it at the top and bottom and pulling straight up, or you can pry it gently using your fingernail or a small screwdriver. Note that the tabs remain attached to the POV.1 when you lift the cover off. • • • • • 16 • POV.
Back of the POV.1 with the battery compartment cover removed Install 4 AA batteries according to the diagram embossed into the bottom of the battery compartment. Replace battery cover and push the tabs back into place. Installing the SD Card To install the SD card you need to remove the Input/Output Port cover located at the bottom of the POV.1. Setting up the POV.
The Input/Output Port cover is located on the bottom of the POV.1 The Input/Output Port cover is attached to the bottom of the POV.1 with a retaining screw. When the unit is shipped this screw will be loose so that the Input/Output Port cover will be easier to remove. Note that when the retaining screw is fully unscrewed it will be loose, but will not come completely out of its socket. In order to keep the POV.
The bottom of the POV.1 with the Input/Output Port cover removed Once the Input/Output Port cover is removed, insert the SD memory card in the slot. You should insert the SD card oriented so that the label is facing towards you and the small notch is in the right top corner - the notched end of the SD card is the one you insert into the slot. When the card is fully inserted it will click into place. Setting up the POV.
The bottom of the POV.1 with the SD card inserted Replace the Input/Output Port cover and screw the retaining screw clockwise until it is tight. Your POV.1 is now ready for use. Powering the POV.1 Press the POWER button to start the POV.1. The button only needs to be pressed briefly, holding it down too long will cause the POV.1 to turn off again. The POV.1 is normally powered by 4 AA batteries. The POV.1 can also be powered by the USB cable when it is connected to a computer. However, when the POV.
AA batteries were chosen because they are the most common battery type, and are readily available almost anywhere in the world. The amount of recording time you can get from a set of batteries depends on several factors: • the type of batteries you use • the internal settings of the POV.
Using the POV.1 Before using the POV.1 to record or play back video, you should familiarize yourself with the layout and controls of the POV.1 main unit. • • • • • 22 • POV.
In the upper left-hand corner of the POV.1 is the INDICATOR LIGHT which lets you know the current status of the unit: • DARK = Off • ORANGE = Booting Up • GREEN = Standby • FLASHING RED = Recording • FLASHING ORANGE = Warning/Alert Condition At the top of the POV.1 is the LCD display. The information on the display changes depending on the current operating mode of the POV.1. Below the display are three SOFT KEYS. The function of each SOFT KEY changes depending on the current mode of the POV.1.
Clip Recording vs. Loop Recording The POV.1 Recorder offers two different recording options, Clip mode and Loop mode. • Clip recording - this works like a traditional video camera. When you press the RECORD button video is recorded continuously on the SD card until the card is full or until you stop recording. • Loop recording - this special recording mode helps save space on the SD card by allowing you to save individual video clips of a pre-set length. This way the SD card retains only your best footage.
Here are some examples of how much video you can save on each SD memory card depending on which settings you choose: Overall Quality Settings 1GB SD Card 2 GB SD Card highest settings 720x480, 30fps, high quality 43 minutes 1 hour 26 minutes default settings 640x480, 30fps, high quality 48 minutes 1 hour 36 minutes lowest settings 320x240, 15fps, low quality 7 hours 52 minutes 15 hours 44 minutes As you can see from the above table, your choice of settings can dramatically affect the amount
The status light at the top of the display is green when the unit is in standby mode. Once you press the RECORD button it will turn to red and start flashing to indicate that video is being recorded. At the top of the display in the center you can see whether you are in Clip recording mode or Loop recording mode. In the upper right hand corner of the display you can see the Time Status indicator.
Recording in Loop Mode Loop mode allows you to save a video segment of a pre-defined duration by hitting the TAG soft key on the POV.1 Recorder or the REC/TAG button on the remote control. Loop mode makes it easy to leave the POV.1 in recording mode all day, and just save the best hour or two’s worth of video on the SD card. In Loop record mode the POV.1 records a continuous loop of video clips that are all of the same duration. For example, if the POV.
3. Now press the SELECT soft key to choose Loop mode. Once you have selected Loop mode you need to choose the duration you would like for each Loop that you save. 1. Press the NXT soft key until Loop Record Time appears in the display and then press the SELECT soft key. 2. Now press the NXT soft key repeatedly until the length of time you want to choose appears. Your choices are: 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, or 30 minutes. 3.
2. Insert the card into the SD slot face up; the end of the SD card with the small notch should be inserted into the slot 3. Press the SETTINGS button, and repeatedly press the NXT soft key until Format SD Card is shown in the display 4. Press the SELECT soft key to highlight the default choice, which is NO. Press the NXT soft key until YES is shown in the display, then press SELECT again to format the card IMPORTANT: Formatting an SD card erases everything on the SD card.
Playing Video When the POV.1 is first turned on it is placed in Standby mode. To play video on the POV.1, press the PLAY button to switch it into Play mode. The display will change to show the opening frame of the most recently saved video. The upper left hand corner of the display will show PLAY and the top center of the display will indicate the number of the current clip and total number of saved clips.
• When the clip is playing the Time Status indicator will change to show the elapsed time since the beginning of that clip. • If you marked a video segment with a tag, the word TAGGED will appear underneath the counter while that segment is being played. To erase an individual clip press the DEL soft key while that clip is selected. Prss YES to confirm that you want to delete the clip. During playback, the three soft keys allow you to fast-forward, reverse play, pause and resume play.
NOTE: The POV.1 outputs video in both the NTSC and PAL video formats. In the U.S. the format standard is NTSC and in Europe the standard is PAL. To change from one format to the other: 1. Press the SETTINGS button on the POV.1 2. Press the NXT soft key until VIDEO OUTPUT is shown in the display, and press SELECT 3.
Settings The POV.1 offers an array of different settings, some of which have been discussed earlier in this manual. To access the Settings menu Press the SETTINGS button once. Use the PREV and NXT soft keys to navigate to the desired setting and the SELECT soft key to choose the item that you would like to change. After changing a setting you can press the PLAY button to return to Standby mode. Settings change from white to red during adjustment.
• • • • • 34 • POV.1 Recorder Setting Options POWER OFF TIMEOUT: 20 sec., 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30 min. DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS: 1-10 FORMAT SD CARD? Yes or No. (WARNING: formatting erases SD card) VIDEO OUTPUT: NTSC, PAL CAMERA INFORMATION: HW: hardware version FW: firmware version MAIN: POV.
Mounting the Camera Head The POV.1 comes with a C-clamp mount, two base mounts, and a number of accessories to assist you in mounting the camera head.
• replace the O-ring on the top of the C-clamp to secure the camera head in the clamp The camera head mounted in C-clamp with O-ring in place Base mounts The C-clamp fixture is designed to work with a base mount. The base mount is a small section of rail with a groove in the middle of it. This rail conforms to the Picatinny rail system that is commonly used in the firearms industry. Two base mounts are provided with the POV.1: • a wide flange base mount • a tubular rail base mount • • • • • 36 • POV.
The wide flange rail mount The tubular base mount Mounting the Camera Head • • • 37 • • •
The C-clamp fixture has a large screw-pin in the bottom that is used for holding the fixture in place on the base mount. This system allows you to remove the C-clamp fixture and camera head from the base mount while leaving the base mount in place, which is handy if the base mount is permanently attached to something. This is also useful in cases where you use several base mounts aligned for different video shots and wish to move the camera head from one mounting location to another for each different shot.
If you need to mount the POV.1 to a weapon, the C-clamp can be attached directly to a Picatinny Rail, which is found on many firearms and is used for applications such as attaching scopes and other accessories. Just remove the screw-pin from the bottom of the C-clamp, slide the clamp onto the Picatinny rail, and secure it with the screw-pin. Tips for Mounting the POV.1 The POV.1 camera head can be mounted almost anywhere allowing you to capture video from a wide range of different perspectives.
• • • • • • your helmet visor the handlebars or wheel of a bike or motorcycle your skis or ski boots your snowboard or surfboard the front of a vehicle, boat, snowmobile or jet ski the barrel of a rifle If you are in a race you might want to consider mounting the camera so that it faces behind you. This lets you capture the other competitors actions and emotions as they try to catch up with you or pass you. Be careful to check the video on the POV.
• Snowmobile - Mounting the camera head on the handlebars provides a good vantage point. The windshield helps keep ice from forming on the lens. • Hunting - If you are using a scope on your rifle try to mount the camera head under the gun barrel. If you mount the camera on your hat or head practice keeping the camera parallel to the gun barrel, and then turn your head slowly if you want to capture your surroundings. Smoother panning will make it easier for viewers to see what is happening in the video.
• Right Angle Hook & Loop Mount - The Double Hook & Loop mount with a right angle twist when the mounting location or specific application requires the mount to be rotated 90 degrees. This mount is useful for mounting on handle bars, paddles, or anything under a 1 1/2 inch circumference. • Adhesive Mount Kit - This mount kit provides a lightweight plastic base with adhesive backing and zip ties to secure the camera wherever you need it. This mount is for semi-permanent solutions.
Mounting the POV.1 Recorder The POV.1 main unit can be mounted anywhere that provides enough cable length for the camera head to be placed where you want it. If you have the camera attached to your head or body a typical application would be to attach the POV.1 unit to your belt, vest, or place it in a backpack. Keep in mind that the built-in microphone on the POV.1 is located on the digital A/V cable, in the small square block that is located roughly halfway down the cable from the camera head.
• To increase water-resistance you can use silicon caulk or some other sealant to seal around the hole you drilled once the extension cable is in place. • You can the plug your mic into the female end of the mini phono extension cable without the need to remove the Input/Output port cover. Keep in mind that custom modifications to the POV.1 fall outside of warranty coverage.
The POV.1 and wireless remote control are shipped with both of their REMOTE I.D.’s set to channel 0. There are a total of 10 available REMOTE I.D. channels that you can use to allow multiple POV.1's and their remote controls to be used in close proximity without interference. To change the REMOTE I.D. channel of the POV.1 Recorder: 1. Press the SETTINGS button 2. Press the PREV or NXT soft keys until REMOTE I.D. is shown in the display and press SELECT 3.
Remote with cover removed. I.D. set to 0 • • • • • 46 • POV.
Connecting the POV.1 to a Computer You can connect the POV.1 to either a PC or a Macintosh computer. When connecting to a PC the POV.1 integrates with the POV Manager software. When connecting to a Mac, the POV.1 appears as a removable storage device, and you can access the video that you recorded the same way you would access any other storage device. Connecting to a PC The included USB cable allows connection between the POV.1 and a PC.
Connecting to a Mac You can connect the POV.1 to a Macintosh (version 10.3.9 or higher) using the USB cable included with the unit. Before connecting the POV.1 to the Mac, V.I.O. recommends that you install Quicktime components enabling MPEG4 playback that you can download from Perian at http://www.perian.org. When the USB cable is connected, the POV.1 automatically changes to USB mode. The SD card installed in the POV.1 Recorder will appear as a storage device (disk drive) on the Macintosh.
POV Manager •••••• This section of the POV.1 User Manual is designed to help you get started using the POV Manager software. It contains an overview of the software and instructions on how to perform common tasks such as editing and sharing your videos. This documentation is divided into the following sections: • Getting Started: Provides introductory information about the POV Manager software.
• The DivX codec (supplied on the POV.1 CD-ROM) • CD-ROM drive • An Internet connection if you want to share videos online Software Overview This section introduces you to the main features of the POV Manager for Windows. • • • • • • POV.1 Viewing videos from the POV.1 Organizing Video Clips in your POV Library Playing Videos Creating New Videos Sharing Videos Installing the POV Manager Software Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The install program should start automatically.
To install POV Manager Software: 1. Click the Setup.exe file that can be found on the CD-ROM 2. Select the default install location or select Browse to install to a specific directory 3. Select the option to install shortcut and/or desktop icon 4. Select Install 5. Select Finish 6. POV Manager launches automatically Note If your POV.1 is connected to your computer, the POV.1 column in the List pane will be automatically populated with the videos stored on the SD card that is installed in the POV.1 Recorder.
Creating a User Profile You need to create a user profile to be able to receive software updates or share videos with others. You can change your login information at any time by selecting the Reset Password button that allows you to edit your user name and password information. When the POV Manager launches, it displays the following Sign In screen. To create a new user: 1. Select Sign Up to create a profile 2.
• Password must be between 5 and 12 characters long • Password must contain at least an alpha character [a-z, A-Z] or a numeric character [0-9] • Password must not contain spaces, single or double quotes, begin with '!' or '?', or contain your login ID • Password is case sensitive 4. Confirm your Password 5.
Understanding the POV Manager Interface The POV Manager user interface is divided into three main panes: the List pane, View pane, and the Storyboard pane. About the Buttons You can use the buttons in the interface to perform common tasks in POV Manager. The procedures for completing tasks are described in this section of the User Manual. About the Panes The main features of the POV Manager user interface appear in separate panes. There are three panes - List pane, View pane, and Storyboard pane.
List Pane List pane displays a collection of videos from the POV.1 Recorder and the POV Library. You can use videos from your collection to view, create, and customize a new video clip using the View pane. View Pane The View pane is the area in which you will be able to play existing videos and extract content from selected videos to create new videos. The Timeline Indicator in the View pane displays the Video Extraction Handles that allow you to set the extractable video area.
Storyboard Pane The Storyboard pane allows you to create custom videos using clips extracted from other videos.
Managing your Videos You can manage your videos in the List pane using the POV Recorder panel and the POV Library panel. POV.1 The POV Recorder panel shows the video clips stored on the SD card that is currently installed in the POV.1 Recorder. The videos stored on the device are displayed in the POV Recorder panel when the POV.1 is connected to the computer. You will not be able to rename the videos stored on the POV.1 Recorder. The POV.1 assigns default file names based on a strict naming convention.
Copying Videos to the POV Library Click and drag the video that you want to copy from the POV Recorder panel to the POV Library panel. The POV Library will notify you if the file exists in the library. Deleting Videos To delete video clips from either the POV Recorder or the POV Library: 1. Select one or more videos from the POV Recorder or the POV Library panels. You can hold down the CTRL key on your computer keyboard while clicking on clips to select more than one clip 2.
When a video is loaded into the View Pane: • Click the Play/Pause button in the View pane to play and pause the playing video • Click the Full Size button . to play the video in full-screen mode • Drag the Play head on the Timeline Indicator to play the video clip beginning at the marked area Note You can view the duration of the video clip on the Timeline Indicator. Editing Videos You can create a new video by adding clips from your video collection in the POV.1 or the POV library.
Using the Video Extract Handles The extract handles can be found in the View pane and allows you to mark a start and end extraction area of the video. There are two handles on the Timeline indicator on the right-hand side and left-hand side (RHS and LHS) respectively. To extract a clip: 1. Drag the video to the View pane The video clip plays automatically 2.
3. Click Extract The Extraction in progress message is displayed The newly extracted video clip is displayed in the Storyboard pane. There could be one or more video clips in the Storyboard pane. Use the Preview button to view the newly created video in the pane. Arranging Clip Sequence You can arrange the clips in your Storyboard pane by dragging the clip to the desired position. The clips will play using the left to right sequence. Deleting Clips To delete a clip from your storyboard: 1.
Previewing Videos You can preview the custom videos created in the Storyboard pane. Clicking the Preview button displays the custom video with the selected play sequence. You can edit the videos in the storyboard pane at any time and preview it in the View pane to get an idea of your end result video. Saving Videos Your Storyboard pane displays all the video clips that you can select to create a new customized video.
Sharing Videos POV Manager allows you to share your videos with friends. To share your video: 1. Select the video(s) to be shared in the List pane 2. Click the Share button at the bottom of the List pane The Share Screen dialog is displayed Note If you had not signed in you will be prompted to sign in. You must sign in to share your videos. 3. Enter the recipient’s email information.
You can send your video to multiple people via a single email. Enter a single email address per line or add a semicolon (;) between each email address 4. (optional) Enter a Subject and Message for the email 5. (optional) If you want to add videos to the gallery, select Consider videos for inclusion in the VIO Gallery The email recipients will receive a message with link(s) to the videos that you have shared Important the V.I.O. Gallery is a public website that can be viewed by anyone. 6. Click Send 7.
FCC Compliance The POV.1 has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
limited warranty is also voided on any Product that is found to have an altered or tampered with serial number. Defective items must be shipped by Buyer to V.I.O. prepaid. V.I.O. will ship the return or replacement or refurbished Product item to the Buyer using UPS Ground services. If the Buyer shipped the item to V.I.O. using express services, V.I.O. will match the service level for the return. If Buyer wishes to have the item express shipped to them, V.I.O.
Return Merchandise Authorization ("RMA") policies are subject to revisions. Contact the RMA Department regarding policies and returns. All returned merchandise requires an RMA number. To obtain an RMA number, contact V.I.O. Customer Service (10am - 5pm EST Monday-Friday) at 906.226.9393. Your RMA number must be clearly marked on the OUTSIDE of the returned package. Packages returned without this RMA number will be refused.
Specifications •••••• POV.1 Hardware Specifications VIDEO Frame Rates 30fps, 25fps, 24fps, 15fps Resolutions 720x480, 720x400, 640x480, 360x240, 360x200, 320x240 MPEG4 AVI (digital), NTSC/PAL (analog) Automatic exposure control and white balance Formats Exposure Control IMAGING HARDWARE Processor 32-bit MIPS microprocessor, 12-bit image Sensor advanced CMOS sensor with electronic global shutter Type 1/3” CMOS Pixel size 6um (H) x 6um(V) Diagonal 5.
Effective Focal length 4.5 mm Focusing range 40cm ~ Diagonal Field of View View Finder 68o No IMAGE DISPLAY AUO Size 2 inch Type LTPS LCD Resolution 640 x 240 dots (153k) Color arrangement RGB Delta Color Number Full color Brightness 360 cd/m2 No Image Rotate Sensor AUDIO Mic Type Resolution Monaural omni-directional cable-mounted -40 dB sensitivity at 1 kHz 16-bit half-duplex Sampling Rate 32 kHz SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) 80 dB Speaker Monaural 8 ohm Mylar, 0.
I/O Ports SD card slot, USB 2.0 high-speed (mini-b), Mic In, NTSC/PAL Analog, TV/Audio Out (live stream capable) USER INTERFACE Navigation Controls Auxiliary Controls Functionality All on recording unit including click mode select keys for Recording, Playback, and Setup modes Unidirectional RF remote control with Record, Tag, and Stop controls Record, Tagging, file navigation (including Select, Playback, and Delete); recording configurable for Standard, Clip Capture, or Loop mode.
Index •••••• A Adhesive Mount Kit 42 adjusting the sensitivity of the mic analog video cable 31 Arranging Clip Sequence 61 E 43 B Backing up files 47 Base mounts 36 Batteries 15 built-in microphone 43 C CAMERA INFORMATION 34 C-clamp mount 35 Changing the Remote I.D. Channel 44 Clip recording 24 Configure Extraction 60 Connecting the Camera Head 14 Connecting the POV.1 to a Computer 47 Connecting the POV.1 to a TV 31 Connecting the V.I.O.
Login 52 long Hook and Loop strip 44 LOOP RECORD TIME 33 Loop recording 24 R M MIC LEVEL 33 Mounting Kit 42 Mounting the Camera Head 35 Mounting the POV.
Clip Sequence 61 Copy 57 Delete 58, 61 Distribute 63 Extract 60 Extract handles 60 Preview 62 Save 62, 63 Share 63 Upload 63 VIDEO OUTPUT 34 VIDEO QUALITY 33 Video Quality 24 Video Resolution 24 W What’s in the Box 9 wide flange adhesive patch 38 wide flange base mount 36 wide flange Hook and Loop patch Wireless remote control batteries 21 38 • • • 73 • • •
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