User manual ADS TECH USBAV-190 U S B INSTANT VIDEOCD

[. . . ] Driver Installation: Do not connect the device to the USB port at this time. From the Auto-Run Install screen Click "INSTALL DRIVERS" first. Other Windows OS prompts will look slightly different for all the pictures depicted here 1) Click "Next". 2) Allow Windows to search for the best drivers. Click "Next". 8 2a) (Does Not Apply to Windows ME/2000/XP) Check the box next to "CD-ROM" and make sure the rest of the boxes are unchecked. [. . . ] No rights are granted for commercial reproduction or redistribution of any sample files. North & South America: Ulead Systems Inc. http://www. ulead. com E-mail: info@ulead. com International: Ulead Systems, Inc. http://www. ulead. com http://www. asiapac. ulead. com http://www. ulead. com. tw E-mail: info@ulead. com. tw Japan: Ulead Systems, Inc. http://www. ulead. co. jp E-mail: info@ulead. co. jp Europe: Ulead Systems GmbH http://www. ulead. de E-mail: info@ulead. de 13 Software Application Installation: STEP 1. From the Auto-Run Install screen Click "VideoStudio 6" and follow the on-screen instructions. Getting Started with VideoStudio Here are a few quick tips on getting started in VideoStudio. I - Creating a New Project 1) Click on "New Project". 14 2) The New Project window will appear. Then click on "OK" (2). 1 2 1 II - Setting Capture Options 1) Click on "Options" (1) 2) It will bring up the Options pane. Click on "Capture Properties" (2). 2 3) The Capture Properties window appears. Click on "Properties". 15 4) The Properties Window will appear. Click on the "Video Setting" tab. * 1 2 5) Now click on the arrow under "Video Input" (1) which will bring down the menu. *Note: You can adjust the picture brightness under the "Video Proc. Amp" (*) 3 1 2 III -Setting Capture Properties (Audio) 1) Click on "Options" then "Capture Properties" which will bring up the Capture Properties window. Click on the arrow (1) under "Property Type" and select "Audio Source"(2). 16 2) Click on "Properties". 3) The Audio Source Window appears. Click "OK". 1 2 IV- Using the DVDWizard 1) Click on "Export" (1), which brings down the Export pane. Next, click on "Ulead DVD Wizard" (2). 17 2) This brings up the DVD Plug-In Wizard. Here, select "Create scene selection menu" (1) then click "Next" (2). 1 2 1 * 2 3 3) Select scenes to use in the scene selection menu and use the Preview window to browse for scenes and click "Add" (1) to place them in the Scenes list. Select "Locate scene frames" (2) to search for I-frames only. Click "Next" (3). **Option: Select "Add introduction video file" (*) to insert a video clip that will be played automatically when the disc is inserted into the player. Browse and select the DVD / VCD / SVCD compliant file you want to use for your introduction video in the "Add Introduction Video" window then click "Next". 1 4) Select a preset template layout under "Project Template" (1) in the Select Menu Template window. Click "Next" (2). 2 18 5) Use the remote control to observe the behavior of your DVD/VCD/SVCD project in the Playback Simulation dialog box. Click "Next". 6) Select the folder location where to output files in the "Determine Output Options Settings" window. Click "Next". 7) Determine the output options you want for the video file in the Finish window then click Create DVD/VCD/SVCD to start the burning process (as shown in Fig. [. . . ] FCC Information: Federal communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ]