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Using Video software
1.
Menu bar
2.
Monitor panel
3.
Tool panel
4.
Clip tray
5.
Product tray
Shows MovieShaker menus.
Contains the Shake, Capture, and Edit tray. Select a tray by clicking the Shake, Capture, or Edit
tab.
The Shake tray is for creating a scene of approximately 30 seconds long including background
music, using clips on the Clip tray at random.
The Capture tray is provided for capturing images directly from the DV device or MICROMV
device connected to your computer, and importing them into the Clip tray. The monitor displays
the images recorded on the videotapes of the DV device or MICROMV device.
The Edit tray is for processing scenes. Click a scene on the Product tray, then it is displayed on
the Edit tray. You can add an effect to the scene by dragging the effect from the Effect tray and/
or the Text tray and dropping it on the Edit tray.
In the Tool panel, you will find the Effect, Text, Transition, Narration and Index tray. Select a
tray by clicking the Effect, Text, Transition, or Narration button. Only when a MICROMV device
has been connected to your computer and MICROMV Device has been selected from the Device
menu, the Index tray appears while the Capture tray is displayed on the monitor panel.
The Effect tray contains various effects to be applied to a scene.
The Text tray provides a tool for creating a text effect to be applied to a scene.
The Transition tray contains various transition effects to be inserted between scenes.
The Narration tray provides a tool for recording narration to be inserted into a movie.
The Index tray provides a tool for capturing images from a MICROMV device and imports them
into the Clip tray.
The Clip tray is provided for placing clips to be processed with MovieShaker.
It can contain a movie file, still image and/or sound files.
The Product tray is where you arrange clips to make a movie. In the Product tray, you will find
the Storyboard Display and the Timeline Display.
On the Storyboard, you can easily arrange scenes and transitions.
On the Timeline, you can arrange scenes, transitions, background music, and narration, and make
fine adjustments to the starting/ending points and duration of scenes, transitions, background
music, and narration.
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