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Video Explorer
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4 You can select the option to delete the original Video Capsule from Video
Explorer after it is exported to the new file. (If you do not want to delete the
Video Capsule after export, remove the check mark from the “Delete Video
Capsules after export” option.)
5 Choose an AVI or MPEG format for the new file.
6 You can select the option to attach the PicoPlayer utility to the exported file
by putting a check mark in the “Export off-line only PicoPlayer and MPEG
file.” (PicoPlayer enables playback of exported Video Capsules on
computers that do not have Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder installed,
if such computers support PicoPlayer software requirements.)
Additional Information about using Video Explorer
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Video capsules that are recorded using High Quality (HQ) or Standard Play
(SP) mode can be converted and exported as MPEG1 or MPEG2 files.
MPEG2 files need a specific system environment for playback:
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A VAIO computer that has Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder
installed.
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A VAIO computer that has a DVD-ROM or DVD-RW drive.
If you wish to play your Video Capsule in a different system environment,
you can convert and export your Video Capsule using MPEG1 format.
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Video capsules that are recorded using Long Play (LP) mode can be
converted and exported as MPEG1 files.
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You can convert an imported MPEG file into a Video Capsule, only if the file
was created using DVgate™ Assemble or other VAIO AV applications.
Accessing the Giga Pocket Help file
For more information about the Video Explorer feature, follow these steps to
access the Giga Pocket Help file:
1 Click Start in the Windows taskbar, and select All Programs.
2 Select Giga Pocket, and then click Giga Pocket Help.
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Some conversion formats may not be available, depending on the recording mode
that was used to create the Video Capsule.