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Note: The audio preview is deactivated at first, since DV cameras usually include
built-in speakers.
Save movie file as/save in folder: Enter the name of the movie to be recorded. You
can also select the folder where you wish to store your video file. The default
recording directory is set by default, but you can change the Path settings under menu
item "File -> Program settings -> Path settings".
Edit after recording: This provides access to the automatic editing options.
Start the DV device automatically: Starts the DV recorder or DV camera
automatically when the "Record" button is pressed. This does not function with all
digital cards/video devices.
Video preview: On the preview monitor you can see a preview of your movie.
Original size: This option allows you to preview the video in the original size. To
return to the dialog use the "Esc" key.
Recording list
Set the start and end points for the capture here. This allows you to search the entire
video for all captures to be used and list them for planned batch capture. This is then
processed in sequence when the recording starts (via the red button). That way, you
don't need to record each scene individually. Simply specify the recording time points
and the computer takes care of the rest. To set precise start and end points, click
"Enter start/end point (view page 74)
Record list: Press this button to view the available list of already
recorded videos and scheduled recordings. All entries from the
list may be selected and deleted.
Every batch recording is automatically logged. Conversely, every
"manual" DV and HDV recording is transferred into the
recording list in order to restore lost recordings without much
effort.
Batch recording: Here the start and end points can be set for the
capturing. This allows you to search the entire video for all
captures to be used and list them for planned batch capture.
This is then processed in sequence when the recording starts
(via the red button). That way you don't need to record each
scene individually. You simply determine recording time points,
and the computer takes care of the rest. To set the start and end
points precisely, click "Enter start/end point (view page 74)"