User manual GENUIS TVGO-U202

[. . . ] Extended IR Sensor port: Connects IR extension to TVGo-U202 2 English 6. Plug in the primary USB connector to the computer; plug in the secondary USB connector only if your PC/Notebook does not fully power the TVGo-U202. NTSC/PAL converters: Connects your TV cable or antenna to TVGo-U202 (use one of these two devices, depending on whether you have cable or broadcast TV). Composite to S-Video adaptor: Connects TVGo-U202 to Composite Video-format external devices, such as a DVD player or a VCR (devices that use S-Video plug directly into TVGo-U202). [. . . ] Country This tab sets TVGo-U202 to the TV standards of the country where you are using it. The setting process should happen automatically, but if it does not, just click on Select Country and choose your country manually. Channel editing This allows you to choose and name your favorite TV stations and add them to your channel list. To add a channel, choose it and click on "Add this channel"; to delete a channel, choose it and click on "Delete this channel". To name a channel, choose it, type a name in the "Edit this channel" box, and click on "Input". Later, you will be able to access your favorite channels by clicking the right edge of the interface - a list of your favorite channels will appear, and you can click on a channel to choose it. You can also right-click on any channel listed in your favorites to change its name. Fine Tuning The Fine Tuning feature allows you to fine-tune your channel frequencies. Slide the Fine Tuning button to the left or right to make minor adjustments to the frequencies. To save your changes, click "Save this Frequency", or you can click "Default" to go back to the default setting. 9 English 3. 5. 2. Video Setting tab This tab allows you to set TV display settings including Brightness, Contrast, Hue, and Saturation. If you click on "Default", the display settings will return to their factory settings. 3. 5. 3 Record settings tab This dialog box allows you to set your preferences for video recording. If you are recording files that you only plan to view on your computer, choose one of the MPEG options. Video format This allows you to choose whether you will record files in MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MS-MPEG-4, VCD, DVD, or another MPEG4 codec such as DivX, you can go to the DivX website at http://www. divx. com/divx/ to download a free codec. Recording BitRate Here you can choose the BitRate of your recording depending on which file format has been chosen. Working directory This allows you to choose the location on your PC where movies and pictures are saved. To change the location, click on "Browse" and select the folder you want to save your files in. Capture settings Here you can choose the output size of the video that you record. 3. 5. 4 Page tab This box allows you to make additional settings for recording and taking snapshots. TimeShift recording When you check this box, files that you record in TimeShift mode will not be saved after you turn off TimeShift. You can also set the directory that the software will use to hold the TimeShift temp file. To change this, click on "Browse" and select the folder you wish to use. 10 English Snapshot settings This allows you to choose how many snapshots are taken when you click the Snapshot button. [. . . ] Select the clips you want to convert to another video format on the Video Strip. Type in a file name then click Save. 17 English Combining clips as one video 1. Type in a file name then click Save. It allows you to output your project in various media format 1. You can view the video in the Preview Window using the navigation buttons. [. . . ]