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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 FileSave.

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If you select FileSave As, you will

not be able to transfer the Title/Frame

Image to the video source unit.

Select FileExit.

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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.)