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Limitations and notes for capturing from or exporting to MICROMV devices
Note
You cannot use a MICROMV
device with MovieShaker preinstalled on your computer. If you
wish to use a MICROMV device, see To
use a MICROMV device.
Specifications
Limitations
Notes
Specifications
See the Readme file for MICROMV devices supported by MovieShaker.
Limitations
General limitations
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A minimum of 128 MB internal
memory is required.
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MovieShaker does not support the writing of data to the memory of cassettes
equipped with Cassette Memory.
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Titles created by the index
title function of MICROMV devices cannot be captured.
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Compressed drives are not supported.
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System standby mode is not supported during capturing or exporting.
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Multi-monitor is
not supported.
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Do not run MovieShaker simultaneously with any other software using
MICROMV devices. Otherwise, the MICROMV devices are not recognized by MovieShaker.
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Do not run MovieShaker simultaneously with any other movie software.
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Running MovieShaker with the hard disk drive connected using an i.LINK
or USB cable may cause the software to malfunction. In this case,
exit MovieShaker and stop using the device, and then restart MovieShaker.
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Do not run any software using DV
devices while using a MICROMV device.
Limitations when capturing images
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If a heavy load is put on the CPU or hard disk while capturing images
from MICROMV devices, packet
loss may occur. To reduce this problem, set up your computer
according to Configuring your
computer for use with MICROMV devices (Be sure to read this.).
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If the length of images recorded on a videotape is extremely short, thumbnail
images may not be imported even when you click the "Scan" button.
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Capturing is not possible while the MICROMV device is in MEMORY mode.
Additionally, movie or still images in the Memory Stick inserted into
the MICROMV device cannot be displayed on the monitor.
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Copy-protected images cannot be captured.
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If the available free disk space becomes less than 50 MB at the start
of capturing, a message appears saying that the disk space is
insufficient. In this case, any attempt to start capturing will fail,
regardless of its time (size). Capturing will be stopped if the
available free disk space becomes less than 50 MB while you are
capturing images.
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If the destination folder for saving files is compressed or
encrypted, capturing will not be performed correctly.
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It is impossible to capture images from a MICROMV device directly
onto removable media (e.g., CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, or DVD-RW discs,
etc.), or memory cards (e.g., Memory Stick media, etc.).
Limitations when exporting final movie products
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If a heavy load is put on the CPU or hard disk while exporting a
final movie product to a MICROMV device, packet loss may occur. To
reduce this problem, set up your computer according to Configuring
your computer for use with MICROMV devices (Be sure to read this.).
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You cannot do insert editing
and perfect
splice recording when a final movie product is exported to a
MICROMV device.
Depending on the MICROMV device, the beginning of the final movie
product may be cut off.
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Exporting a final movie product to a MICROMV device is not possible
unless it is in VCR mode. While the MICROMV device is in VCR mode,
exporting is not possible when it is engaged in recording, or is set
to pause while in a recording session.
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The clip information
stored in the tape (e.g., the recorded date and time, etc.) is not
kept in the final movie product of MovieShaker.
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If the destination folder for saving files, or the final movie
product is compressed or encrypted, exporting will not be performed correctly.
Notes
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If you wish to capture images from or export a final movie product to
a MICROMV device, you must connect the MICROMV device (to your
computer) and turn it on before starting MovieShaker. For further
information about connecting MICROMV devices, see the Operating
Instructions that came with your device.
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Be sure not to disconnect the i.LINK cable or turn off the power of
the MICROMV device while running MovieShaker.
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It is time-consuming to export a final movie product to a MICROMV
device. The use of AC power is recommended, not batteries.
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Do not plug/unplug the peripherals from your computer (including PC
cards or MICROMV devices, etc.), or turn your computer on/off while
capturing images or exporting final movie products with MovieShaker.
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Do not launch any software, operate Windows (e.g., moving windows,
etc.). Do not plug/unplug the removable disk drive or eject/insert
the media while capturing images or exporting final movie products
with MovieShaker.
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Do not use the i.LINK Network (or Smart Connect) connection while
capturing images or exporting final movie products with MovieShaker.
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Do not perform capturing or exporting operations with MovieShaker
while the MICROMV device is engaged in recording or getting ready for recording.
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Do not change any screen setting in the Windows "Display
Properties" while running MovieShaker.
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If the operating system on your computer is Windows XP, MovieShaker
stops capturing, recording, etc., when another user logs on using
"Fast User Switching." Therefore, the interrupted operation
must be done again after the original user logs on.
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Before starting any operation, make sure that the MICROMV device is
properly connected and that the desired videotape is inserted.
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If the operating system on your computer is Windows XP, correct
operation cannot be assured if you start MovieShaker from the
"Remote Desktop."
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Do not start MovieShaker from the "Remote Desktop" as it
places a heavy load on the computer and network.
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