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CAPTURING DIGITAL VIDEO INTO VIDEO
STUDIO 6
1. Go to the Capture Step. Be sure you are in Capture mode.
2. Specify the length of video you want to capture by entering the
timecode in the Capture duration entry box. (If you don't specify a
length before capturing, you can stop the capture manually.)
3. Click Options
4. In the Capture Options dialog box, select Capture to Library if you
want to add the video clip into the library. By doing this, you make the
video clip available for other projects.
5. Click Capture Video to start capturing.
6. To stop capturing, click Capture Video again or press ESC. If you
have specified the duration for capturing, Ulead VideoStudio
automatically stops the capturing process for you.* VideoStudio
should have automatic control ("device control") over your camcorder
and should play your tape. Video from the camcorder should be
visible in the Preview Window. If device control is not functioning
properly, see Troubleshooting DV device control for instructions on
how to set up the device control for your camcorder.
TROUBLESHOOTING DV DEVICE CONTROL
"Device control" means that VideoStudio can automatically Play, Rewind,
Stop, Fast-forward, and Record to and from your camcorder. This will
not work on some older capture cards and camcorders (e.g. ones that
are not OHCI compliant). This does not mean that you cannot use
VideoStudio to edit your video; only that automatic device control is
not possible.
To set up the device control:
1. Connect your camcorder to your IEEE-1394 capture card. Carefully
follow the instructions for your capture card.
2. Turn on your camcorder and set it to Play mode (usually labeled as
VTR or VCR mode on most camcorders). Again, see your
camcorder's manual for specific instructions.
3. Click Settings and Commands
Device Control option.
in the Capture Settings Tab of the Options Panel.
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then choose the Select
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