User manual YANMAR 2GM

[. . . ] 32 Changing the aspect ratio (wide/normal) of the edited video when it is saved . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Changing the number of sound bits when saving in AVI (DV-AVI) format or on a tape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Preparation Starting up SweetMovieLife. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Detailed settings for importing Changing functions used for image drawing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] 3 Select music from the [Open] screen, and click [Open]. Selected music is registered in the list on the main screen. · The music is used in order starting from the top on the list. · To change the order of music to be used, select the music to be moved, and click [Down] or [Up]. · To delete music, select the music to be deleted, and click [Delete]. · If the music is longer than the video, the same length of music as the video is used. If the music is shorter, it is repeated. 3 3 · If you do not want to change the duration, check that [Keep original duration] is selected, and click [Next]. 1 Select [Specify Duration]. · The duration can be set only if one video is 10 seconds or longer and all the videos are 20 seconds or longer in total. · If a video less than 10 seconds long is included, it will be deleted from the edited contents during auto edit. 2 Select the duration. [Same duration as selected BGM] [Same duration as selected BGM] can be selected if you add background music. The video is automatically edited according to the duration of the selected background music. · If the music is longer than the video, the duration of the video will not be changed. [Specify time] Enter a value to specify the duration for automatic video editing. 3 Click [Next]. Dropping a frame*1 may be caused. *1: It means generation of a frame (of video) which cannot be imported. Make sure to check the edited video that is saved. Tips While importing the video on a tape, the following screen appears. A B C D E 6 A Saved location and file name are displayed while importing. (Only when [Capture video from current position to end] or [Capture total video content after rewinding] is selected in the input setting. ) E Import is aborted, and the video imported up to this point is deleted. 26 Editing video Performing auto edit and saving the video 5-2 :Saving the video on a tape. 4 When the following message appears, insert a tape in the digital video camera, and then find the position where you want to start recording on the tape by operating the digital video camera. 2 · If two or more digital video cameras are connected, be sure to check that you have correctly selected the digital video camera. (If you accidentally select another digital video camera, the tape contents <recorded material> will be overwritten. ) 1 3 Notice If the digital video camera the video will be saved to is not connected, first connect it with a DV cable. (The USB cable cannot be used to save the video on a tape. ) Do not disconnect the digital video camera or remove the tape the video will be imported from before auto edit starts. 2 Click the button to select the digital video camera which the video is saved to. 3 Click [Starts saving (Start Edit)]. · If you have selected not to check the edited video before saving, auto edit starts. 5 Click [Yes]. · Click [No] to stop saving. Recording to a tape starts. 6 The edit is now complete! A B To start a new edit, click A. [. . . ] When you import video on a tape, it is saved as separate files under the following conditions. - Number of sound bits is changed (from 12-bit to 16-bit, or from 16-bit to 12-bit). - Blank portion of under 10 seconds is found (when [Abort capture when a blank is 10 seconds or longer] is specified). - If your PC uses a file system other than NTFS (such as FAT32), video is automatically saved in multiple files when the size of the imported video exceeds 4 GB. [. . . ]