Samsung HMX-H400BP Manuel D’Utilisation

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Editing files

Divide

You can divide a video into two, and easily delete a section you 

no longer need. As this function edits the original file, make sure to 

back up the original before dividing it.

Insert a memory card. page 34

Set the appropriate storage media. (HMX-H405 only)
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Select the Play (

) tab on the LCD screen to select the Video play 

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) mode. page 45

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1.

Touch the Menu (

) tab  

“Edit”  “Divide.”

2.

Touch the video you want to edit.

The selected video is displayed 

as paused.

3.

Search for the point of division by 

touching the playback 

control tabs.

Playback control tabs: 

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4.

Touch the pause (

) tab at the 

point of division, and then touch 

the Cutting (

) tab.

A message appears asking for your confirmation.

5.

Touch “Yes.”

The video you selected is divided into two video clips.

The second clip of the divided video is displayed as the last 

thumbnail.

After the division, you can partially delete an unnecessary 

section or combine it with other videos.

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Do not eject a memory card or power off the camcorder while editing 

a video recorded on the storage media. Doing so may damage the 

storage media or data.

You can also operate this function in the full and single image display 

modes.

You cannot divide files that are protected (

). Cancel the protect 

function first. page 73

The divided video may drift before or after the division point by 

approximately 2 seconds.

The Divide function is not available under the following conditions:

-  If the total recorded time of the video is less than 6 seconds.

-  If you try to divide sections without leaving 3 seconds at the 

beginning and the end.

-  If the remaining memory space on your memory card is less than 

15MB.

-  When the number of fi les on the card reaches 9999.

You cannot divide photos.

When you divide a video with My Clip tags, the My Clip tags 

disappear.

You cannot divide a video recorded in Art Time Lapse mode.

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