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Option: Optimize Still Off (recommended)
Data rate - Recompress Off (recommended)
[Output options]
Video - On (required)
Video Size - 720x480
Video VH Ratio - Off (required)
VideoType - Field 2 (recommended)
Audio - On (required)
Audio Rate - 44kHz (required)
Audio Format - 16 Bit Stereo or 16 Bit Monaural (required)
Audio Type - Uncompress (required)
Audio Interleave - 1 frame (recommended)
- Less than 30 frames (required)
Audio Sync - 1.0 (required)
Audio Skew - 0.75 (recommended)
- Less than 1.0 (required)
[Preview Option]
Preview Window Size - 360x240 (180x120)
Note that Adobe Premiere LE does not save the Preview Window Size, but uses a default size of
320 x 213 each time the application launches. We recommend that you change this setting to 360
x 240 to improve the quality of preview images when editing AVI files.
Using Alternate Browsers with America Online®
To use Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator as your browser with America Online, follow these
steps:
1. From the Start menu, point to Settings and then click Control Panel.
2. Click the Internet icon.
3. Click the Connection tab.
4. Click the "Connect to the Internet using local area network" radio button.
5. Click OK.
Using DVgate Motion
When capturing images:
Do not use DVgate Motion when the connected digital video peripheral is in Timer Recording mode,
since this could produce a malfunction in the peripheral.
The maximum length of AVI files that you can record is approximately 9 minutes 30 seconds.
You can record stereo audio (stereo 1) while capturing video. You cannot add audio on the stereo
2 track after capturing the video data.
You cannot use different audio modes on the same tape. You should perform a separate capture
for each audio mode you wish to use.
DVgate Motion does not support hard disk compression. You should not use disk compression if
you are planning to work with DVgate Motion.
Title data is saved in the flash memory of a digital video camera and is not transferred to tape by
DVgate Motion.
To avoid interruption of capture sessions, you should disable the screen saver.
The drop frame compensation feature does not provide accurate compensation adjustments for
tapes recorded in LP mode.
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