Deleting A Section Of A Movie Image - Samsung SC-HMX10C User Manual

editing movie images
You can edit recorded movie images in various ways.
To use Partial Delete, Divide, or Combine 10MB of extra space is needed on the storage media.
Movie image editing cannot be performed when the battery is low.

DELETING A SECTION OF A MOVIE IMAGE

• This function works only in Play mode. page 17
• A movie image can be partially deleted.
1. Touch Menu ( ) tab  "Edit"  "Partial Delete."
• If the item is not on the screen, touch up (
down to the next group of options.
2. Touch a desired movie image.
• The selected movie image will be paused.
3. Search the start point of deletion by touching playback related
( , , , ,
4. Touch "  " tab at the start point.
• The start point of deletion will be marked with "  ."
5. Touch playback related (
point of deletion.
6. Touch "  " tab at the end point
• The end point of deletion will be marked with "  ."
7. Touch Cutting ( ) tab.
• The message "Partial Delete? Selected part of a file will be deleted."
will appear.
8. Touch "Yes."
• The selected part of the movie image will be deleted.
• It operates identically in the full image display (single image displayed on the screen).
• The protect ( ) indicator will blink if you try to delete a movie image that was previously
protected. You must first release the protect function to delete it. page 79
• A deleted part of the movie image can not be recovered.
• If you want to edit from the first, touch Return (
• Partial deletion is not available when the recording is less than 3 seconds.
• Partial deletion is not available within 3 seconds section of the movie image and also isn't
available within 3 seconds section of the remaining time.
• When partial deletion is executed, related movie images in the playlist are partially deleted.
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