Toshiba USB Webcam Manuale Utente

User’s Manual

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Using software

For this walk-though, choose "Get From Album."  Even if you choose one 
of the other options, you will end up at your albums sooner or later.  Albums 
contain shortcuts to files stored on your system.  You will grab most of your 
"media" for movie construction from your albums.

This first step is where you select the "media" (still images, videos, and 
sound clips) that you want to use to create your movie.  All you need to do 
is choose the components you want and add them to the Storyboard.  
When you save - or "produce" - your movie, all the components on the 
Storyboard will be combined together into a single video file.

Sample Storyboard illustration:

The large squares are reserved for still images and video clips.  The two 
horizontal bars beneath are reserved for audio tracks.  The smaller squares 
between the still image/video clip components are for "transitions." 

You’re now ready to touch up and modify your movie components.  
Different editing options are available depending on the component type.

1. Single-click the desired still image or video clip on the Storyboard.

2. Click and drag the sliders to adjust brightness and contrast.  You can 

preview the effect within the Player.

1. Select the desired video or audio clip on the Storyboard.

2. Drag the Starting Mark to the spot where you would like the clip to begin 

playback.

Video Clips & Still Images

Transitions

Audio Tracks