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4.4 PC/Web Camera Mode 

 

Not only does our camera capture still images and movies clips but it can also we used to 
transfer live video to your PC for applications such as video conferencing and video 
production. Here’s how to use the Vivicam 3632 in the PC/Web Camera mode: 

 

 

Power off your camera.

 

 

Connect your camera to your computer with the supplied USB cable.

 

 

The camera will detect the computers USB connection and automatically 
power-up.  Note that the LED will blink 

RED

 and the image LCD will be off. The 

camera is now in “mass storage” mode.

 

 

Press the mode button on the back of the camera to switch to PC/Web Camera 
mode

 

 

The LED indicator will change from 

RED

 to 

GREEN

, indicating that the camera is 

now in PC/Web Camera mode.

 

 

In PC/Web Camera mode, you can use your favorite video application software 
to do video recording, video e-mail, or live video broadcasting on the Internet 
from your PC. Windows XP users can use Windows Movie Maker.  

 

 

Arcsoft VideoImpressions is included with the V3632.  It is described in the 
following sections.

 

 
As you can see, your V3632 is quite versatile.  After transferring your images to your 
computer (using mass storage mode) you can adjust, edit, and manipulate your images 
using any image editing application program or printing program. 
 
In a similar fashion, video clips that you have taken with you camera can be transferred to 
your computer and edited using a video editing application program such as Arcsoft 
VideoImpression. 
 
Live video (PC/Web cam mode) can be used with a number of third-party applications 
including Microsoft’s NetMeeting, MS Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, and many other 
popular video-based applications.  To use your Vivicam 3632 with these applications you 
must connect your camera to your PC in PC/Web Camera mode.  Then, refer to the specific 
instructions for your messaging application, provided by the software provider. 

Summary of Contents for Vivicam 3632

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Page 2: ...amera Controls and Displays 5 3 1 Camera Mode 5 3 2 Playback Mode 8 4 Connecting Your Camera to Your Computer 11 4 1 Installing the USB Driver 11 4 2 Transferring Images to your Computer 11 4 3 Printing your Images 11 4 4 PC Web Camera Mode 11 5 Using the V3632 Camera with VideoImpression 1 6 13 5 1 Installing VideoImpression 1 6 13 5 2 Using Your Camera with VideoImpression 1 6 13 6 Vivicam 3632 ...

Page 3: ...t th he e B Ba at tt te er ri ie es s Insert two AA batteries into the Battery Compartment observing the polarity indications as shown in the illustration 2 2 2 2 A At tt ta ac ch h t th he e H Ha an nd d S St tr ra ap p Attach the hand strap shown in the illustration F Fr ro on nt t V Vi ie ew w R Re ea ar r V Vi ie ew w B Bo ot tt to om m V Vi ie ew w Memory card door ...

Page 4: ...ll automatically shut down in 60 seconds if no camera operations are utilized 2 2 5 5 C Ca ap pt tu ur ri in ng g I Im ma ag ge es s For detailed descriptions of setting options refer to the Camera Control and Displays section Power up your Camera The camera will always power up and be prepared to capture still images as this is the most common use You may then switch to burst or movie modes Focus...

Page 5: ...or The menu will close automatically if no operation is performed in 10 seconds Self Timer ON OFF Press the Left Key to activate or disable the Self Timer function Note that a timer icon appears in the lower left hand corner of the image LCD When the Self Timer is activated the camera will capture an image 10 seconds after the shutter button is pressed Info ON Info OFF LCD OFF Press the Right Key ...

Page 6: ... de e Press the Enter key on the Multi Selector Button to invoke the OSD control menus symbolized by five main icons Use the Left and Right keys to navigate and highlight the desired icon Use the Up and Down Keys to peruse the drop down menus The five camera mode icons represent Camera Mode Menu Resolution Menu Flash Setting Menu Advanced Settings Menu LCD Brightness Menu 3 1 2 1 Camera Mode There...

Page 7: ... resolution Low Resolution 800 x 600 pixels Video Clip Mode High Resolution 640 x 480 pixels Standard Resolution 320 x 240 pixels Low Resolution 320 x 240 pixels Burst Mode High Resolution 1600 x 1200 pixels Standard Resolution 1600 x 1200 pixels Low Resolution 800 x 600 pixels 3 1 2 3 Flash Setting Flash Off The flash will not fire under any light conditions Auto Flash The flash fires automatical...

Page 8: ...sharpening on all images suited to most applications Soft Amount of sharpening reduced below normal level resulting in softer images Video Format You may connect your camera to a television to show your images Select the video output format compatible with your television or VCR NTSC Video output setting compatible with NTSC TV systems used in USA Canada Mexico South Korea Japan and Taiwan etc PAL...

Page 9: ...n 10 seconds Thumbnail Display Press the Left Key to display up to nine images in an array of small thumbnail previews Use the Left and Right keys to navigate the thumbnails Press the Enter key to enlarge a selected thumbnail image Info ON Info OFF LCD OFF Press the Right Key once to suppress camera setting information on the LCD Press the Right Key a second time to turn the LCD monitor off entire...

Page 10: ...ay Delete Delete all images or only the image currently being displayed Playback Zoom In Playback mode you may view an image in an enlarged zoomed size Movie clips cannot be enlarged zoomed however To return to normal size press the Enter Key 1 0X Image Magnification Display the viewed image at current size no zoom 2 0X Image Magnification Enlarge the image size by a factor of two To view areas of...

Page 11: ...now in mass storage mode This means that your computer will regard the camera the camera s memory as a removable storage volume much like a floppy disk or CD ROM From the Windows desktop double click on My Computer Look for an icon labeled Removable Disk It will be assigned a drive letter such as f or g This icon represents the memory mass storage inside your camera Double click on this Removable ...

Page 12: ...to any image Getting your images into the Lexmark Center Program is easy Open the Lexmark Photo Center Program Click on the text link Photos Shown are from this folder and navigate to the folder containing your images Or open a folder with your images and then drag drop them into Photo Center workspace Once an image has been placed in the Lexmark Photo Center workspace you may edit the image by do...

Page 13: ... video e mail or live video broadcasting on the Internet from your PC Windows XP users can use Windows Movie Maker Arcsoft VideoImpressions is included with the V3632 It is described in the following sections As you can see your V3632 is quite versatile After transferring your images to your computer using mass storage mode you can adjust edit and manipulate your images using any image editing app...

Page 14: ...ession video editing software that allows you to playback capture and edit video 5 5 1 1 I In ns st ta al ll l V Vi id de eo oI Im mp pr re es ss si io on n A Ap pp pl li ic ca at ti io on n S So of ft tw wa ar re e Reinsert the V3632 CD ROM and return to the software installation main menu Click Install Application Software in the menu bar and follow the on screen instructions to install VideoImp...

Page 15: ...s Screen to modify your movie 5 2 3 Working with the Story board Select images and add a thumbnail to your Storyboard by drag n drop or by highlighting a thumbnail and clicking on the Edit Movie icon This will take you to the editing screen 5 2 4 More Help VideoImpression provides extensive online help If you need more information or instructions on how to use a specific feature or tool click the ...

Page 16: ...resolution 320 x 240 Up to 15 fps at VGA resolution 640 x 480 Video Clip Movie Rate Up to 8 fps at VGA resolution 640 480 White Balance Automatic with Manual presets for daylight tungsten fluorescent Exposure Automatic with manual eV compensation LCD Display 1 5 Color LCD TFT Self timer 10 Second delay Flash Modes Two modes Automatic Off File Formats JPEG AVI Viewfinder Built in Optical Viewfinder...

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