Adobe 38040165 - Visual Communicator - PC, Руководство пользователя

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When the tape has played a few seconds beyond the content you plan to use, click Stop.
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Click Done on the Project tab.
If you captured the clip to the default path, it’s in the My Captured Clips folder in the
Output library.
In addition to audio that you record or that’s part of a video clip, you can add audio clips.
Supported audio types are WAV (recommended), WMA, and mp3 formats. Visual
Communicator also includes a variety of music, which you’ll find in the Audio library.
An audio clip can be a dependent clip or a stand-alone clip. A dependent clip shares a tray
with a graphical media input, while a stand-alone clip occupies its own tray. A dependent clip
starts at the same time that the effect in the associated tray runs. A stand-alone clip continues
playing independently from other trays in the show.
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To add a stand-alone clip, drop the file on a blank spot in the Action window.
A tray is created for the audio file. (The speaker icon in the effects bin is not actually an
effect and has no options associated with it.)
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To add a dependent audio clip, drop the file on an existing tray that has an assigned
graphic source.
A speaker icon appears between the effects bin and the media input bin.
A. Stand-alone audio clip B. Dependent audio clip
“Trim video and audio clips” on page 78
“About live audio” on page 75
“Adjust the volume of an audio or video clip” on page 81
B
A