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• Capture to library — Choose or create a Library folder where you
want your video to be saved.
• Options — Displays a menu allowing you to modify your capture
settings.
• Capture Video — Transfers video from your source to your hard
drive.
• Take a Sn a psh o t — Captures the displayed video frame as a
photo.
Direct video capture to MPEG format
Corel VideoStudio Pro supports real-time capture from DV, analog, or
any video source to MPEG-2 format.
To capture video in MPEG-2 format
1 In Source, choose your video source.
2 Specify or browse for the destination folder where you want your
clips to be stored in Capture folder.
3 Click Options and select Video Properties. In the dialog box that
opens, select a profile in the Current Profile drop-down menu.
4 Click OK.
5 Click Capture Video to start capturing and Stop Capture to end
your capturing session. Your media clip will automatically be
stored as MPEG-2 format in the folder you specified.
Split by scene
A single DV tape may contain several videos that were shot at different
times. Corel VideoStudio Pro automatically detects these segments and
saves them as separate files.
- Contents 3
- Contents iii 5
- Contents v 7
- Contents vii 9
- Welcome 1 11
- Welcome 3 13
- System requirements 15
- Hardware acceleration 17
- Accessing the Corel Guide 19
- Registering Corel products 21
- Updating the application 22
- Corel Support Services 22
- About Corel 23
- Corel VideoStudio Pro Editor 25
- Workspace 26
- Options Panel 27
- Step Panel 29
- Menu Bar 29
- Project Timeline 33
- Storyboard View 34
- Timeline View 34
- Tagging Files as 3D 40
- Saving Titles to the Library 43
- Thumbnail Views 44
- Starting a new movie project 45
- Creating new projects 46
- Setting your preferences 48
- Setting project properties 48
- Adding clips 49
- Undoing and redoing actions 50
- Showing and hiding grid lines 51
- Saving projects 52
- Capture 43 53
- Capturing Video 54
- Capture 45 55
- Split by scene 56
- Digital Video (DV) 57
- High Definition Video (HDV) 58
- Digital TV or DVB-T video 59
- Analog video 59
- DV Quick Scan 60
- Importing from digital media 61
- Capture 53 63
- Capture 55 65
- DSLR Enlarged Mode 66
- Capture 57 67
- Toolbar Basics 69
- Recording your screen 70
- Capture 61 71
- Working with clips 74
- Adding photos 75
- Speed and Time-lapse 76
- 6 Click OK 78
- Variable Speed 79
- Reversing video playback 80
- Replacing media clips 80
- Trimming a clip 81
- Split by Scene 84
- Multi-trimming your video 85
- 2 - AccuCut 86
- Timeline 86
- 3 - Jog Wheel 86
- Saving trimmed clips 87
- The Edit Step Options Panel 88
- Assets and Effects 92
- Transitions 94
- Adding titles 97
- 2 Click Scan 99
- 2 Click Open 100
- 3 Click OK 101
- 2 Click Save 101
- The Title Safe Area 102
- Editing titles 102
- Modifying text attributes 103
- Applying animation 105
- Applying title effects 106
- Adding Objects or Frames 107
- Adding Color Clips 107
- Adding Flash animations 108
- Key frame settings 110
- Edit 101 111
- 10 Click OK when finished 112
- 2 Click OK 113
- Ripple Editing 114
- Edit 105 115
- Enabling and disabling tracks 116
- Editing with Smart Proxy 116
- Edit 107 117
- Converting multiple files 118
- Enhancing clips 118
- Adjusting white balance 119
- Adjusting tones 121
- Applying pan and zoom effect 121
- Edit 113 123
- Resizing and distorting clips 124
- Adding cues and chapters 125
- Working with Overlays 127
- Edit 119 129
- Working with Overlay clips 130
- Trimming Overlay clips 131
- Resizing an Overlay clip 132
- Distorting an Overlay clip 132
- Edit 123 133
- Enhancing Overlay clips 135
- Chroma keying an Overlay clip 136
- Adding a mask frame 137
- Part Description 139
- Edit 131 141
- Edit 135 145
- Edit 137 147
- 5 Click OK 148
- Edit 139 149
- 4 Click OK 151
- Edit 143 153
- Edit 145 155
- Customizing motion 157
- Edit 149 159
- Using the Path Library 160
- Saving tracking paths 161
- Painting Creator modes 165
- 1 Click Start recording 166
- Working with Audio 167
- Adding background music 168
- Auto Music 169
- Using the Clip Volume Control 170
- Edit 161 171
- Stretching audio duration 172
- Fade-in/out 173
- Audio view 173
- Adjusting stereo channels 174
- Mixing Surround Sound 175
- Duplicating an audio channel 176
- Applying audio filters 177
- The Share Step Options Panel 179
- Creating video files 180
- Share 171 181
- 4 Select a movie template 183
- 4 Click Accept 184
- Creating 3D video files 185
- Creating HTML5 video files 186
- Share 177 187
- Creating sound files 188
- Creating discs 188
- Share 179 189
- Assembling files 190
- Adding and Editing chapters 191
- 2 Click Add/Edit Chapter 192
- Creating disc menus 193
- Share 185 195
- Share 187 197
- Previewing 199
- Share 191 201
- Copying a disc image file 203
- Creating disc labels 204
- 2 Select SD Card (Menu) 205
- Exporting to mobile device 206
- Project Playback 207
- Recording to a DV camcorder 207
- Recording to an HDV camcorder 208
- Uploading to the Web 209
- Share 201 211
- Creating movie templates 212
- Appendix A: Shortcuts 215
- Step Panel shortcuts 216
- Navigation Panel shortcuts 216
- Timeline shortcuts 217
- Multi-trim Video shortcuts 218
- Layout settings shortcuts 219
- Screen capture shortcuts 219
- Other Shortcuts 219
- Appendix B: DV-to-DVD Wizard 221
- DV-to-DVD Wizard 222
- 4 Click Next 223
- Glossary 225
- Glossary 217 227
- Glossary 219 229
- Glossary 221 231
- Glossary 223 233
- Numerics 235
- Index 227 237
- Index 229 239
- Index 231 241
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