Image files in albums and edited movies can be used to create contents for a Video CD or DVD-Video. This function includes a filter removal such as red-eye removal and mask function.Ī wide range of printing layouts are available, such as index printing and detailed printing, to match the user's specific application. Still image files in the album can be edited with this still image editing function.
This allows easy conversion of still images to BMP/JPEG format and movies to MPEG-1 format. Preview and slideshow functions are also available for quick and easy browsing of contents. Write-enabled files saved in albums can be written to a memory stick.įiles can be searched in categories of still images, movies, or sound media types and the results are displayed in a list. The imported contents can then be managed in Album mode.ĭigital images saved in albums can be arranged in categories or by their contents. The following functions are available for importing still images, movies, and sound to a computer. Layouts are provided for titles and postcards in Edit Movie mode, video labels such as 8mm, VHS, DV, and cassette, disc labels such as FD, MO, and CD, and for postcards.
ImageMixer helps you create layouts using drawings, text, and image files in the albums. The editing board requires no special setup beforehand. Titles, sound, transition effects, and other elements can also be dragged and dropped to create inter-phase effects. Working from the images in the albums, files can be dragged and dropped onto the storyboard. This mode is for editing movies imported from a digital camera, digital video camera, or other devices. Input sound from a microphone or sound input terminal.
Import still images and movies saved to disk. Included is a function allowing you to create a disc image of the disc set in your DVD Handycam, then write this disc image to a blank disc inserted in your DVD Handycam. Import video taken with a MPEG-recording compatible Handycam. The imported contents can then be managed in the Album mode.
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