ADS Technologies PYRO Digital Video None User Manual

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243. Give your movie a name4. Choose the “Save As Type”. Here you can choose from many videofile types. Choose the file type you desire for your video output.ONLY .AVI that is DV Encoded can be transmitted back to thecamcorder.5. Click “Options”6. Select the options you want for your movie, Resolution size, andcompression method.7. The default settings for .AVI will save your movie in the DV encodedformat.8. Click “Save” to begin rendering your new movie file. Render time willdepend on several variables such as the addition of voice, music, titlesand effects. The more changes to the original video clips, the morechanges there are to render into the finished movie file. Also, if youare compressing the video and/or changing video resolution, rendertime may be extended.Sending Your Movie Back to the Camcorder1. “Make Movie” into a DV encoded .AVI file.2. The movie will be stored in the Video Library. Click on the video youwant to transmit so it appears in the preview window.3. The “Export Video Clip” icon will now be highlighted. Be Sure youselect “TI 1394 Record” or “MS 1394 Record” (which ever correspondsto the camcorder driver you are using).4. Click on the “Export Video Clip” icon.5. The “DV Recording Preview Window” dialog box will open. Atthis point your can preview the video you want to record to yourcamcorder.6. Click Next to move to the Record dialog box.7. The controls in this dialog box will control your camcorder. Advancethe tape to the location you want to record you movie. Be careful notto record over any existing footage you want to keep.8. Click the “RED” record button to begin recording the movie on yourcamcorder. Your camcorder should begin recording the movie to tape.9. You will not see any video in the preview windows during therecording. Use your camcorder LCD as the recording monitor.10. When the recording is complete, click “Finish” to close the dialogbox.The result in your camcorder is a 100% digital, first generation, loss-less