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Click OK. The dialog box closes and the batch list is updated
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accordingly.
Note: In the Batch Settings dialog box, you can also change the reel name and
file name for any of the marked sequences in the batch list. (This does not affect
the defaults in the Reel Properties dialog box.)
Capturing marked video sequences
After you've marked the various sequences in a video, you are ready to
capture them. To do this, click the Record button on the Control bar or
Capture: Video
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Device control option in the Method group box and click OK. Video
Capture begins capturing from your device using the settings specified in
the batch list. (You can still edit this batch list from the Capture Video
dialog box by clicking the Batch button next to the Device Control
option.)
Note: If there are dropped frames during a capturing process, the Batch Log dialog
box appears. Click the Re-capture button if you want to try recapturing that marked
portion again.
Capture plug-ins
Video Capture provides different plug-ins for capturing different formats of
video, such as AVI, MPEG, and digital video (DV). See the tutorial on Video
Capture for details.
Video Capture also comes with a capture plug-in that allows you to capture
videos from DVDs that are recorded using the DVD-VR format. To capture
from DVDs, change your capture plug-in to Ulead DVD-VR Plug-in in the
Change Capture Plug-in dialog box.
Using this plug-in will allow you to capture entire or selected contents of
your DVD. To learn how to capture using the Ulead DVD-VR Plug-in,
please consult the online help of the Ulead DVD-VR Plug-in.
VIDEO CAPTURE: CHAPTER TWO
. In the Capture Video dialog box that opens, select the
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