Capturing A Motion Video ( E Nhanced Video Model Only) - IBM ThinkPad 760E Instruction Manual

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Capturing a Motion Video ( E nhanced Video Model Only)

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IBM ThinkPad 760E, 760ED, or 760EL User's Guide
After a short pause, the file manager window splits in two:
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File Disk Tree View Options Tab Setup Window Help Upgrade
File Transfer
[ThinkPad 760CD] - C:\ThinkPad\*.*
BACKUP
BONUSPAK
BOOK
CDMANUAL
CDROM
COSESS
DISK10
DISK11
DISK12
DISK13
DISK14
Total 12 files (32,412 bytes)
The window on the left displays the contents of the hard disk in the
other ("remote") computer.
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You can copy a file or directory between computers by
dragging and dropping. See online help for more details.
You can easily capture video using the preloaded application Digital
WIN
i d eo Video Producer and your video equipment. You can use the
captured image to create a bitmap file, or to "cut and paste" into
your presentation file.
This section describes how to capture motion video using the video
camera, and save it to the computer's hard disk.
1
Turn off the computer.
2
Have your video camera and your video connector cable
(yellow) 1 ready. Also, have the following video in-out cable
2 (shipped with the computer at the time of purchase) ready.
Print Redirector
[IBM ThinkPad] - C:\*.*
IBM
cdrom
CONFIG.SYS
cserve
AUTOEXEC.BAT
csw
cdrom
diskettes
mwave
dvp
dvp
emerge1
factory
faxworks
ipf
ipf
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cdrom
cserve
csw
diskettes
dvp
mwave
factory
factory2
factory3
factory4
factory5