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MODIFYING TITLE/FRAME IMAGES

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You can modify Title/Frame Images you’ve already created.

Click on the Title Screen Editing icon in

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the MultiMediaNavigator window.

Select the Title/Frame Image file you

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wish to modify and click OK.

• An image editor application that

supports the BMP format starts up.

• If you wish to link to a different image

editor application, refer to Help in

®

Windows

.

Modify your Title/Frame Image.

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• For more details, refer to the image

editor application’s instruction

manual.

Select File — Save.

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• If you select File — Save As, you will

not be able to transfer the Title/Frame

Image to the video source unit.

Select File — Exit.

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• When the message “Save changes to

the Title Image?” appears, click Yes if

you wish to use the same file name.

• If you wish to use a different file

name, click Save as New.

• If you with to cancel, click No.

• When the message “Title Image was

saved as FRAME (number)” appears,

click OK.

The image is saved in a file format (JPEG)

that can be transferred to the video

source unit.

TRANSFERRING TITLE/FRAME IMAGES

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You can transfer Title/Frame Images you created on the PC to the video source unit

that is packaged with MultiMediaNavigator.

Preparation

1. Insert a MultiMediaCard into the video

source unit.

2. Set your video source unit to the PLAY/

PC position.

(For more details, refer to the video

source unit’s instruction manual.)

Click the Title Screen Transfer icon in

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the MultiMediaNavigator window.

• Picture Navigator starts up.

Double-click the TitleScreen album.

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• A list of all the Title/Frame Images

appears

in the window.

Select the Title/Frame Image you wish to

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transfer.

• The check box in the lower left corner

of the index image changes color.

Click the Transfer icon or select Edit —

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Transfer.

• The Title/Frame Image is transferred to

the video source unit and stored in the

MultiMediaCard.

Add the Title/Frame Image to a still

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image in the video source unit.

(For more details, refer to the video

source unit’s instruction manual.)