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How would you like to name the recorded JPEG file?: Enter the title of snap
e about to record. They are saved under this name and numbered conse
shots you
ar cutively. You
tion
op ng higher
resolutions results in larger file sizes for each recording; moving the slider in the opposite
video driver settings dialog.
Recording: The red "Record" button triggers a snapshot or alternatively a series of
started. Snapshots are automatically saved and numbered consecutively at a preset time
For example, if you specify a two-second interval between shots and that each shot be
added at a length of 5 frames to the slideshow, then the end result is a time-lapse
ntact the video card manufacturer for the latest driver updates.
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Tuner in = the TV signal of the built-in tuner
can also select the file path for storage.
Resolution: The resolution of the recording is defined here. It corresponds to the resolu
tions offered on the camera. The slider lets you set the image quality. Usi
direction sets the image quality back to the preset value.
Advanced…: Opens the
Camera noise during recording: You can make the program play a clicking sound each
time a snapshot is taken.
recordings when using the time control function.
Time control
Photo length in frames: Specifies how long the photos appear in the slideshow.
Interval: When this function is activated, a series of images is made once the recording has
interval.
recording at 10x normal speed.
Enhanced single-frame recording dialog settings
You can adjust certain settings for the video recording driver.
These dialog boxes, so-called "property sheets", come with the video card drivers. The
driver-specific features may slightly vary from driver to driver. The MAGIX team has little
direct influence on the performance of the various drivers. If you encounter any difficulties,
then please co
Input: Sets the crossbar switch of the video card. This lets y
signal is used in the recording. The crossbars are connected
in series to the video
recording chip itself.
Output: In the "Output" field, the video output (for the crossbars) is the input for the
recording chip (video or audio decoder in) of the video card. In the "Input" field, you selec
the signal source to be used for this input by the video card during recording.
Composite in = the normal video input (typically a ci
S-VHS in = S-VHS input (speci