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MEDIASTUDIO PRO USER GUIDE 104
Capturing a sequence of still frames
Shooting the entire duration of a flower blooming with a DV camcorder may
be three hours in length or longer. You can compress this length by
capturing a sequence of still frames at certain intervals from a DV device.
To capture a sequence of still frames:
1. Connect your DV camcorder to your IEEE-1394 FireWire interface
card.
Note: When acquiring video from an analog source, be sure that the analog
capture card you are using supports RGB or YUV capture.
2. Turn your camcorder on and set it to Play mode (or VTR/VCR mode).
3. Run Video Capture.
4. Click View: Capture to see the video on
your screen. Click Capture: Video to
open the Capture Video dialog box.
Select Manual as the capture method
then click Settings.
5. Under Capture Sequence Settings, set
the attribute for the capturing work. Set
the capture interval time in Sequence
settings. The capture engine will capture
a frame based on the set interval time.
Select Capture duration and set how
long you want the capturing process to
4. Select the frame you wish to capture.
5. Click Freeze on the Control bar (Pause, if playing an existing file) or
Control: Freeze
[
SPACE
]
to stop the video on the current frame.
6. Click Capture: Single Frame or press [
F
8]. The frame is sent to the
chosen destination. (If you are capturing to a file, the standard Save
dialog box opens.)
Note: You can capture a single frame without freezing the video source or
pausing a video file. However, you cannot be sure which frame you will get.