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Drag the frame to adjust the position and size.
Regardless of the frame size, the image will be
converted into the default size of each model. (page 16)
(When the vertical-to-horizontal ratio differs, the image
will be reshaped to be displayed as the default of each
model.)
If the frame is dragged while the shift key is held down,
it can be zoomed in (enlarged) or out (reduced) at the
default ratio of each model.
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Click [End].
The loading end frame is set.
Set the number of frames using the
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The selected moving image will be divided into the
specified number of frames.
About the number of frames for graphic patterns
If you set the number of frames with the loading end
position not set, the loading end position will be set to the
default position. (When the number of frames is beyond
the maximum limit of each model, the end position will
be specified to be their maximum limit from the start of
the data.)
Set the number of frames from 2 to their maximum limit.
(page 7)
You cannot enter a number directly into the Count box.
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Click [Capture].
The moving image will be loaded.
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Process the image with dithering or effects. (pages 41 to 45)
Caution:
You cannot add dithering or effects to files in pfs, pfm, pfo
or pfe format that has been previously saved.
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Click [Save as] from the [File] pull-down menu.
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Enter a file name and click [Save].
The file will be saved.
A file extension (pfm) will be added to the file name.
Do not add any file extension other than "pfm" to the
file name.
If you delete or change the file extension, the images
will not be displayed properly by the Panasonic car
audio unit.
buttons.
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