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[. . . ] Licenses and trademarks ICI Library © 1991­1992 C-Cube Microsystems. Ulead Systems, Inc. , Ulead, the Ulead logo, and Ulead VideoStudio are trademarks of Ulead Systems, Inc. All other product names and any registered and unregistered trademarks mentioned in this manual are used for identification purposes only and remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. Sample files Files provided as samples on the program CD can be used for personal demonstrations, productions and presentations. No rights are granted for commercial reproduction or redistribution of any sample files. North & South America Ulead Systems Inc. [. . . ] Click Enlarge to divide the entire display area between the storyboard display and the Library. With a larger workspace, you can arrange clips and apply effects and transitions more easily. Larger Storyboard Display VIDEOSTUDIO HELP Table of Contents | Index Back 56 Furthermore, there is a small screen at the bottom of the window where you can preview a selected clip. Timeline Mode The Timeline Mode allows you to fine tune effects and perform frame-accurate trimming and editing. The Timeline Mode shows exactly when and where events in your story occur based on the position of clips in each track. The length of a clip accurately represents its duration in your project. The ruler units, represented by timecodes, can be adjusted to give you precise control over trimming and editing. Use the Zoom controls or click the Ruler menu to adjust the ruler units. Click Fit project in window to see the entire project displayed on one screen. If you have a mouse with a scroll button, the scroll button can be used to scroll through the timeline. Tracks The Timeline is divided horizontally into the Video, Overlay, Title, Voice, and Music Tracks. To switch to different tracks: · Click the Step menu item that corresponds to the track. · Double-click the track or the clip. Video Overlay Title Voice Music The tracks VIDEOSTUDIO HELP Table of Contents | Index Back 57 SmartRender and Play Project/Clip button SmartRender technology allows "changes-only" rendering which eliminates the need to re-render entire video sequences when only slight changes have been made. This is especially useful for rendering across transitions, title sequences, or to check the timing of audio clips in relation to the associated video. The Mark in point remains unchanged. Trim handles It is most convenient to use the Trim Bar in adjusting your clips. This is the green bar beneath the Preview Window which represents the selected portion of a clip. If the clip has not been trimmed, the green bar extends along the entire length. To trim a clip with the Trim Bar: 1. Hold down [Shift] and click Play Clip to selectively play only the trimmed portion of the clip. Tip: To split a clip into two, you can use the Jog Bar to set the point where to cut the clip. Then, click Split Video (i. e. , the scissors icon). VIDEOSTUDIO HELP Table of Contents | Index Back 60 For precise control, click on a Trim handle, hold it, and use the left or right arrow keys on your keyboard to trim one frame at a time. The Mark in / out points can also be set by pressing [F3] and [F4], respectively. You can also use Zoom controls to display each frame of your video in the Timeline and trim one frame at a time. The Scroll Bar makes navigating through your project quicker and easier. A wheel mouse can also be used to scroll, and to zoom by pressing [Ctrl]. Split by Scene Use the Split by Scene feature in the Edit Step to detect different "scenes" in a video file and automatically break it down into several clip files. In a captured DVI AVI file, scenes can be detected in two ways: · DV Recording Time detects scenes according to their date and time of recording. [. . . ] In an MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 file, scenes are separated into files based on content changes. Seamless Capture As a workaround to the 4 GB capture file size limitation in Windows systems that use the FAT 32 file system (such as Windows 98 and Windows Me), Ulead VideoStudio automatically saves captured video as a new file when this limitation has been reached. This method, known as seamless capture, allows the capturing process to be performed uninterrupted no matter how long the footage is. VideoStudio performs seamless capture when capturing DV Type-1 or DV Type-2 (from DV camcorder), or when capturing MPEG video (from DV camcorder or analog capture device). [. . . ]