APPGRABBERV2 - Audio/video converter Approx - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	USB audio/video converter
Brand	Approx
Model	APPGRABBERV2
Interface	USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
Compatible operating systems	Windows XP / Vista / 7
Video inputs	Composite (CVBS) and S-Video
Audio input	Via USB Audio Device
Video output formats	MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, VCD, SVCD, DVD, Long DVD, WMV
Maximum resolutions	NTSC: 720×480 at 30 fps; PAL: 720×576 at 25 fps
Maximum video bitrate	Up to 9.8 Mbit/s (MPEG-2)
Maximum audio bitrate	224 kbit/s (MPEG-1 Layer 2)
Main functions	Video capture, real-time recording, editing, DVD/VCD burning
Image adjustments	Adjustable brightness, contrast, saturation, color
Included software	Honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE
Box contents	USB grabber, USB cable, user manual, application and driver CD
Minimum system requirements	Pentium 4 2.8 GHz, 256 MB RAM, DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card, USB 2.0 port
Power supply	Via USB port
Dimensions (approx.)	8 × 5 × 2 cm (estimate)
Weight (approx.)	50 g (estimate)
Maintenance	Keep in a dry place away from dust; do not expose to moisture
Safety	Use only with compliant USB ports; do not open the casing
Spare parts and repairability	Not specified by the manufacturer; contact Approx customer service

Frequently Asked Questions - APPGRABBERV2 Approx

Which operating systems are compatible with the APPGRABBERV2?

The converter is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, and 7. It also requires DirectX 9.0c.

How to install the drivers for the USB grabber?

Connect the grabber to a USB port. Insert the provided CD and run Setup_X86.exe located in the K:\x86 folder (where K: is your CD drive). Follow the on-screen instructions and restart the computer after installation.

What types of input cables can I use?

You can use a Composite (yellow RCA) or S-Video cable for video. Audio is captured via the USB audio device.

How to launch the Honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE application?

Double-click the desktop icon or go to Start > All Programs > Honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE. On first launch, a new project is created automatically.

What output formats are available for recording?

Supported formats are: VCD, SVCD, DVD, Long DVD, and WMV. You can select them in the Options window.

How to adjust the brightness and contrast of the captured video?

In the Capture Options window, open the video device settings (Setting button). You can adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, and color there.

What are the maximum supported resolutions?

For NTSC: 720×480 pixels at 29.97 fps. For PAL: 720×576 pixels at 25 fps. You can also choose lower resolutions.

Can I cut scenes or add transitions?

Yes, in the Edit step, you can cut clips, remove unwanted scenes, add transitions (fade, rotation, etc.), and merge multiple clips.

How to burn a DVD after editing?

In the Burn step, select the DVD format, add your files, create a menu if desired, insert a blank disc, and click Burn. You can also create a VIDEO_TS folder.

What to do if the image has horizontal lines?

You can enable the De-interlace option in the advanced encoding settings (Edit step, save). This removes interlacing lines and improves quality.

USER MANUAL APPGRABBERV2 Approx

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honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE

3.2 PASO 2 – EDITAR

Two-panel image showing a soccer player in action and a sailboat on water with clouds in the sky (no text or symbols)

3.2.3 APLICAR Y GUARDAR

• Formato DVD/VCD (MPEG)
• Formato DV-AVI
• Formato Windows Media (WMV)

1. PRODUCT INSTRUCTION

The product adopts the latest digital audio-video multimedia processing chipset and high-quality TV system tuner, supports 10-bit video decode and 16-bit audio decode. Built-in multinomial audio-video upgrading technology, with high anti-interfere ability. The chroma is vivid. It is fully compatible with USB2.0 Hi-Speed and Plug& Play standard, easily to install and use. The shape is delicate for carrying on conveniently. Use this product, you can capture and record Video/Audio, which makes your computer a family multimedia audio-video center, you can enjoy new digital audio-video life.

2. FEATURES

◆ Support USB2.0 and WINDOWS XP/VISTA/7.
Real-time record and support MPEG1/2/4.
◆ Support 24-bit real color
- The dynamic picture is smooth and can reach 30 frames per minute.
◆ High quality MPEG-1, MPEG-2 compress engine, real-time record standard VCD, DVD.
◆ Brightness, contrast, saturation and chroma adjustable.
- With VIDEO-S-VIDEO and multimedia interface, able to connect with camera, VCD or TV game Player.

3. APPLICATION

◆ Computer photographic, electronic photo.
◆ Audio-video cartoon recording and editing.
◆ VCD, DVD made, webpage made.

4. PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

◆ Support MPEGI/IIcompression.
- Reach 30 frames per second with the resolution 720x480 (NTSC DVD), reach 25 frames per second with the resolution 720x576 (PAL DVD).
◆ Support USB plug & play function.
◆ Support overlay show.
◆ Support Video-background function.
◆ Brightness, contrast, saturation and chroma adjustable.
◆ Support Windows® XP/ VISTA/ 7.
◆ Support USB2.0 (Hi-Speed) standard.

5. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

P4-2.8G or higher

256M memory or higher

Support display card with

Windows® XP/ VISTA/ 7

Directx9.0C

A vacant USB2.0 interface

6. PRODUCT LIST

USB Grabber 1 piece

USB Cable 1 piece

User's Manual 1 piece

Drives & Application CD 1 piece

Notice: The above list is only for reference, the list is subject to change without notice.

7. DRIVERS AND APPLICATIONS INSTALLATION

Notice: The driver installation takes Windows XP with English version as an example, but under other operating systems, it may be slightly different.

7.1 Drivers installation

7.1.1 When you put USB GRABBER via USB cable into USB interface, the system will automatically check new hardware and then will prompt the following pictures.

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7.1.4 Insert the Driver CD into CD-ROM (assumed to be K :). Enter the path "K:\x86" then run "Setup_X86.exe".

7.1.5 Then the following window appears.

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7.1.6 Click “OK” button and then the following window appears.

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7.1.7 Click “Continue Anyway” button and finish the driver application.

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7.1.9 After the driver installation, please confirm "USB2.0 GRABBER" device on the device manager.

NOTE: After you finish installing driver, please restart your PC!

7.2 Application installation

Open the file of SETUP.EXE in the CD, the following window will appear, select the language you need and click “NEXT”.

The installing process will appear:

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Click "Next"

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Choose “I accept the terms of the license agreement” and click “Next”

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Click "Next"

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Click "Next"

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Click "Install".

Click “Finish”, And when the following window appears, double click “honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE”.

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Open the file of “Product Key.txt”, Copy “KEY” to the following window, and click “OK”.

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Please refer to the honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE User Guide for more operation details.

* After you finish all the installations, please restart the system!!

8 . USING HONESTECH VHS TO DVD 3.0 SE

You can start honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE by simply double-clicking on this icon.

honestech VHS to

DVD 3.0 SE

Or you can start the program through the Start menu button by clicking Start > All Programs > honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE > honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE

Following screen will be displayed when the program starts.

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Project options:

• New Project
• Open Project
• Save Project.

A new project will be created when you start honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE for the first time. You may choose to save your current project before you exit the program so that you can continue working on the project at another time.

Button

Button

: Shows help file.

: Minimizes the program window.

Button . Exits the program.

8.1. Step 1 – Capture

1. Capture

In this phase, you will capture your video. You must select properly format depending on the type of output you want.

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- Option Button

Select your input video device, audio device and the video output format.

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- Selecting Capture Device.

Video Device : USB2.0 VIDBOX NW02 Setting

Using the drop-down menu shown above, you can select the video input device. honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE will detect and list all available video input devices.

- Video Device.

Select the video device that you want to use from the list.

- Setting Video Device Settings.

Select input cable type for the video device you selected.

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- Selecting Audio Device.

- Audio Device

Select the audio device that you want to use (Select USB Audio Device if you are using USB2.0 Capture Device).

- Setting Audio Device Settings.

Configure the settings of the selected audio device and adjust the volume (if allowed).

Select the output file format from drop down menu. (VCD / SVCD / DVD / LongDVD / WMV).

- Setting Video Format Settings.

- DVD, Long DVD

You can select the DVD/Long DVD Resolution (352*240(288) / 352*480(576) / 720*480(576)). Long DVD format will allow you to record longer video on your writable DVD than the normal DVD format, but it will result in slightly lower video quality.

Note: Selecting higher than the recommended resolution setting may result in dropped frames and poor video quality.

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- WMV

Enter the Header Information on WMV files.

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Video Type : NTSC

Select video type (NTSC / PAL; * Select NTSC for North America).

Quality : Best

Adjust the quality of the output file (Best / Good / Normal / Average). The higher quality will result in bigger file size, and the lower quality will allow you to burn longer video on your CD/DVD. Maximum recording time under each setting for DVD.

(This is an approximate calculation, and the result will vary depending on the video/audio type.)

1) Best: 1 hour and 10 minutes
2) Good: 1 hour and 30 minutes
3) Normal: 1 hour and 50 minutes
4) Average: 2 hours and 20 minutes

Split Size : 4.38 GB

Split Size feature automatically splits the capture video file into two or more files if it would become too large to fit on a single DVD/CD. This is a great tool if you have many long videos that cannot fit on a single DVD/CD.

Output Folder :

C:\Program Files\honestech VHS to DVD 3.0\Capture\

Specify the location where the capture video will be saved.

- Record and Burn

When checked, the recording will be made for the duration of time you set, and DVD/CD burning will start automatically afterward. This option makes the whole process automatic.

• Maximum Recording Time

This feature lets you know the maximum amount of video you can capture on your computer. The maximum recording time will depend on the output format and amount of hard drive space available. This is useful when you want to monitor and record activities at home while you are away for a short period of time (Few hours are ideal).

- Set Recording Time

Set the duration of recording, and the recording will stop automatically after the duration you set. This is very useful if you know the length of the movie you are capturing. It is recommended that you always set the recording duration time to prevent the recording from continuing until it reaches the maximum recording time. You can always stop the recording manually before the recording duration time is reached.

- Stop Button. Click to stop the recording. The recorded video will be saved in the output folder.

- Current State. Displays the recording status and the remaining time for the recording duration time or the maximum record time.

8.2. Step 2 – Edit

2. Edit

Once all your videos are captured, you can move on to the edit phase of honestech VHS to DVD 3.0 SE.

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The above image is a screenshot of the Edit Window's Main Window. The Main Window consists of Player, Transition List, Storyboard panels and the File Pool.

1. Player Panel. This panel has buttons for Play/Pause, Stop, Previous Frame, Next Frame, Cut Clip Start Point, and Cut Clip Endpoint functions.

2. Transition List Panel. Transition allows you to add a video transition between the two clips, like a fade-in-fade-out effect.

3. Storyboard Panel. The Storyboard panel displays clips in thumbnail format in time order.

4. File Pool. The File Pool displays clips in thumbnail format that you have captured. In the EDIT phase, you can trim out unwanted scenes from your recorded video or split one video clip into multiple clips. You can add transition effects between clips or merge multiple clips into one video clip.

- Editing in Storyboard

Editing video clips (or removing unwanted scenes).

1. Play the video in the Play Panel (Double-click on the video clip to play).

2. Position the scroll bar ( ) to the beginning of the segment that you want keep. You can also play the video and

click on Start Edit Point ( ) button at the beginning of the section that you want to keep.

1. Position the scroll bar ( ) to the ending of the segment that you want to keep. You can also play the video and click on

End Edit Point ( ) button at the end of the segment that you want to keep.

1. Click on ( ) to cut the file clip. The selected segment will be placed in the Storyboard.

2. Click Merge & Save ( ) button to apply the changes and save the new file from the Storyboard.

NOTE: When you edit a video clip and save, a new clip will be created. Your original file will remain unchanged.

Video player in action with two sailboats on water under a blue sky (no text or symbols visible)

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Merge multiple video clips and add transition effects between scenes.

- Adding a transition effect :

1) Select a transition box (between two clips).

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2) In the Transition Properties window, select a transition effect of your choice.

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• To change the duration of an image clip :

1) Select an image clip.

2) Right-click on the selected image clip to display a popup menu.

3) From the popup menu, select "Set photo duration..."
4) A window opens in which you can adjust the image duration time.

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- Transition Effects

Various types of transition effects can be added in between the scenes (clips).

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Door Open

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- Adding Transition Effects To add a transition effects:

1) Drag a transition effect of your choice to the transition box (between clips) in the Storyboard other to add the transition effect.

2) Once the transition has been added, the Transition Properties window will open to the right of the screen. Here you can set the direction, background color, and number of horizontal and vertical lines.

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- Applying Transition Effects

When you click on a Transition Box (in between the clips) in the Storyboard, the Transition Properties window opens as shown below. In the Transition Properties window, you can set the

direction and background color of the transition. You can also preview your changes.

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• Transition Properties window

1. Preview Window : Provides immediate playback of the edited videos.
2. Direction : Set the direction of the transition.
3. Section Setup: You can adjust the section where the two clips overlap.

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- Merge and Save

This saves the contents edited in Storyboard into a file.

Click button to merge the clips, apply the changes (editing), and save. There are 3 output format options.

• DVD/VCD (MPEG) Format
• DV-AVI Format - DV-AVI Format
• Window Media (WMV) Format - Window M

- Saving in DVD/VCD(MPEG) Format. • Saving in DVD/VCD(MPEG)

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- Fast MPEG merge (GOP boundary cut)

1) Rendering Method : Fast MPEG merge

• All video clips must have identical MPEG formats.
• Makes inserting and deleting frames simple and fast.
• The output video format will match the original MPEG format.

- Customizing of video and audio settings is not possible; function property settings are made inactive.

2) Type : Displays MPEG format of file to be rendered.

3) Video

- Resolution: Video resolution (screen size).

- Frame Rate: Frames per second (fps).

- Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).

4) Audio

- Sampling Rate: Sampling Frequency (KHz).

- Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).

- Smart Rendering

1) Rendering Method : Smart Rendering

- Encode a portion or the whole video.

- Only the edited segments of the original video will be encoded.

- If the entire movie clip was edited, the entire movie will be re-rendered.

- When movie clips with different video formats are combined, the format of the output file will be set to match the format of the "base video file". Movie clips with formats that don't match the "base video file" will be re-rendered.

- Select the "base video file" using the Smart Rendering button.

- Although the video settings cannot be changed, the audio settings can be changed.

2) Type : Display MPEG type

3) Video

• Resolution: Video resolution (screen size).
• Frame Rate: Frames per second (fps).
• Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).

4) Audio

- Sampling Rate: Sampling Frequency (KHz).

- Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).

- Full Rendering

1) Rendering Method: Full Rendering

- Renders the entire movie. This rendering option will take longer than the other rendering options.

2) Type : Select MPEG type

- Supports MPEG-1 (VCD) and MPEG-2 (SVCD and DVD). Both NTSC and PAL standards are supported.

3) Video

• Resolution: Video resolution (screen size).
• Frame Rate: Frames per second (fps).
• Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).

4) Audio

• Sampling Rate: Sampling Frequency (KHz).
• Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).

- Advanced encoding option.

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1) Interlace encoding mode:

Encodes each frame by separating the field units into even numbered line fields and odd numbered line fields. You can improve screen quality using this option when horizontal lines appear in the input source screen. When the Interlace Encoding Mode is set, an MPEG file whose frame type is interlaced is created. This option is available only in MPEG2.

2) De-interlace:

Removes the horizontal lines on the screen entered in the frame unit before encoding. If you select the Interlace Encoding Mode above, you don't have to use this option. In addition, if you select De-interlace, you can obtain a good quality MPEG file without using the Interlace Encoding Mode. Interlace Encoding Mode and De-Interlace are very effective when converting DV-AVI files created by Camcorders into MPEG files.

- Saving in DV-AVI Format

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1) Smart Rendering (honestech's intelligent method of encoding edited segments of an original streaming video)

- Encode a portion or the whole video.

- Only the edited segments of the original video will be encoded.

- If the entire movie clip was edited, the entire movie will be re-rendered.

- When movie clips with different video formats are combined, the format of the output file will be set to match the format of the "base video file". Movie clips with formats that don't match the "base video file" will be re-rendered.

- Although the video settings cannot be changed, the audio settings can be changed.

2) DV-AVI Type

- Type 1 : Video file in Digital Video format.

1) Native video format in digital camcorder.
2) Video and audio are in the same stream.
3) Requires a splitter to divide video and audio.

- Type 2 : Video file in general AVI format.

1) Video is compressed in DV format.
2) Video and audio are in separate streams.
3) Must be converted back to type 1 to be transferred to a digital camcorder.

3) Video resolution : Select NTSC or PAL.

• NTSC: 720 x 480 resolution
• PAL: 720x 576 resolution

4) Audio sample rate : Select audio frequency.

• 32kHz
• 48kHz

- Saving Windows Media(WMV) File

• Select a CODEC from the Profile Index.
• Displays the CODEC's setting.

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1) Profile: The profile includes the audio and video codec, output video size, audio sample rate, bitrate, etc. You can select a video codec and an audio codec of your choice and create your own custom profile by using Profile Generator of Windows Media Encoder.

- To output using your own custom profile,

1) Check [Use Custom Profile].
2) Click on [Import] button, and import your custom profile.
3) You can modify bitrate, audio codec, and audio format (however, this value cannot be save in the the imported profile.).
4) Click [OK] button to create an output in WMV format. For more information of making a custom profile, please refer to the manual provided by Windows Media Encoder.

• Video: Supports both NTSC and PAL standards (NTSC is used in North America and PAL in Europe).
• Resolution: Video resolution (screen size).
• Frame Rate: Frames per second (fps).
• Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).
• Audio
• Sampling Rate: Sampling Frequency (KHz).
• Bitrate: Number of data bits used per second (bps).
• Stereo: Audio presentation type (Stereo or Mono)

Contact Microsoft(R) for more information on the settings and uses of Windows Media Format (Video/Audio CODEC). All rights to Microsoft CODECs belong to Microsoft(R).

8.3. Step 3 –Burn

3. Burn

You can burn captured and edited video onto DVD/CD.

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- Select output format

: Select your output format (DVD/Long

- Select background image

: List available background themes.

: List available background images.

: List available navigation buttons.

- Chapters

: Add chapters

- Page navigation

: Previous Page.

xt Page

- Create menu page.

Check this option to add a menu to the DVD.

• Disc management.

Disc Info

Erase

: Displays the disc information.

: Erase the re-writable disc.

- Burn disc.

Burn

: Start burning disc.

- Option:

- Record to media Disc name : Enter disc name Drive : Select a DVD writer Write Speed : Select disc writing speed. - Create DVD folder Create DVD video folder (VIDEO_TS) and select a folder where you want to save the DVD video folder. - Create UDI Select a folder where disc image file will be stored. - Temp Folder Select temp folder where the temporary files/folders will be stored.

9. OUTPUT SPECIFICATION

• DVD (Digital Versatile Disk) Spec

- NTSC

• Size: MPEG-2 720 X 480 pixels.
  • Video bitrate: Up to 9.8 Mbit/sec.
  • Frame rate: 29.97 frames/sec.
  • Audio: MPEG-1 Layer2.

- PAL

• Size: MPEG-2 720 X 576 pixels.
  • Video bitrate: Up to 9.8 Mbit/sec.
  • Frame rate: 25.00 frames/sec.
  • Audio: MPEG-1 Layer2.

• VCD (Video CD)

- MPEG1 352 X 240 NTSC

• Size: MPEG-1 352 X 240 pixels.
  • Video bitrate: 1150 kbit/sec.
  • Frame rate: 29.97 frames/sec.
  • Audio: 224 kbit/sec MPEG-1 Layer2.

- MPEG1 352 X 288 PAL

• Size: MPEG-1 352 X 288 pixels.
  • Video bitrate: 1150 kbit/sec.
  • Frame rate: 25.00 frames/sec.
  • Audio: 224 kbit/sec MPEG-1 Layer2.

• SVCD (Super Video CD)

- NTSC

• Size: MPEG-2 480 X 480 pixels.
  • Video bitrate: max 2524 kbit/sec MPEG-2 (if the audio is in 224 kbit/sec), audio + video max bitrate is 2748 kbit/sec. • Frame rate: 29.97 frames/sec.
  • Audio: from 32 - 224 kbit/sec MPEG-1 Layer2

- PAL

• Size: MPEG-2 480 X 576 pixels.
  • Video bitrate: max 2524 kbit/sec MPEG-2 (if the audio is in 224 kbit/sec), audio + video max bitrate is 2748 kbit/sec.
  • Frame rate: 25.00 frames/sec
  • Audio: from 32 - 224 kbit/sec MPEG-1 Layer2

- Long DVD

- NTSC

• Size : MPEG2 720 X 480 pixels
  • Video bitrate : Up to 2.5 Mbit/sec
  • Frame rate : 29.97 frames/sec
  • Audio : MPEG-1 Layer2

- PAL

• Size : MPEG2 720 X 576 pixels
  • Video bitrate : Up to 2.5 Mbit/sec
  • Frame rate : 25.00 frames/sec
• Audio : MPEG-1 Layer2

- WMV

- NTSC

• Size : Windows Media Video 9 352 X 240 pixels
  • Video bitrate : 240 \~760 kbit/sec
  • Frame rate : 29.97 frames/sec
  • Audio : Windows Media Audio 9 (44.1Khz ,stereo)

- PAL

• Size : Windows Media Video 9 352 X 288 pixels
  • Video bitrate : 240 \~760 kbit/sec
  • Frame rate : 25.00 frames/sec
  • Audio : Windows Media Audio 9 (44.1Khz ,stereo

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Video Type :

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•Maximum Recording Time

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- Schnelles MPEG Verbinden (GOP Boundary Cut)

1) Rendering Methode: Schnelles MPEG Verbinden

1) Rendering Methode: Smart Rendering

1) Rendering Methode: Full Rendering

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