Cyberlink PowerDirector - 6.0 Instruction Manual

CyberLink

PowerDirector 6

User’s Guide

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Contents

Introduction ........................................... 1

Welcome! ...................................................................................................................2

Latest Features ....................................................................................................2

PowerDirector Versions ...................................................................................3

Upgrade Your Software ...................................................................................4

The PowerDirector Program ...............................................................................5

The Production Process ........................................................................................7

Pre-Production ....................................................................................................8

Putting Your Story Together ..........................................................................9

Producing and Uploading Your Productions ....................................... 10

Finalizing Your Production Disc ................................................................ 11

System Requirements ......................................................................................... 12

Pre-production..................................... 15

Importing Media ................................................................................................... 16

Import Individual Media Files ..................................................................... 16

Import a Media Folder ................................................................................... 17

Capturing Media ................................................................................................... 18

Capture Mode .................................................................................................. 18

Capture Options .............................................................................................. 19

Captured Clip Options .................................................................................. 25

Capture from DV Camcorder ...................................................................... 27

DV Backup ......................................................................................................... 29

Batch Capture from a DV Camcorder ...................................................... 31

Capture from HDV Camcorder ................................................................... 38

Capture from TV .............................................................................................. 40

Capture from Digital TV ................................................................................ 41

Capture from PC Camera ............................................................................. 43

Capture from Microphone ........................................................................... 44

Capture Audio Tracks from CD .................................................................. 45

Capture from a DVD ....................................................................................... 46

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Add Text Captions ...........................................................................................48

Take a Still Snapshot of a Video Clip .........................................................49

Detecting Scenes and Extracting Audio .......................................................50

Detect Scenes in a Video Clip ......................................................................50

Extracting Audio from a Video Clip ...........................................................53

PowerDirector Preferences ...............................................................................54

File Preferences ................................................................................................54

General Preferences .......................................................................................56

Editing Preferences .........................................................................................58

Confirmation Preferences ............................................................................59

Capture Preferences .......................................................................................61

Produce Preferences ......................................................................................63

Creating Your Story .............................. 65

Edit Window Overview .......................................................................................66

Working with Project Files ...........................................................................66

Set the Project’s Aspect Ratio .....................................................................67

The Library Window .......................................................................................69

Managing Media in the Library ..................................................................72

The Workspace .................................................................................................76

Adding Media to Workspace ............................................................................79

Magic Movie Wizard .......................................................................................79

Adding Video, Photos and Audio to the Workspace ..........................85

Adding Video Effects, Objects, Titles and Transitions ........................88

Working with Clips in the Workspace ......................................................91

Slideshow Designer ........................................................................................94

Preview your Production ...................................................................................95

Preview Window ..............................................................................................95

Media Viewer ....................................................................................................96

Preview Clips .....................................................................................................97

Preview Your Movie ........................................................................................99

Editing Your Media ............................................................................................ 102

Split a Clip ....................................................................................................... 102

Trim a Video or Audio Clip ........................................................................103

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Set a Clip’s Duration .................................................................................... 107

Mute an Entire Media Clip ......................................................................... 108

Mute an Entire Track ................................................................................... 108

Change the Speed of a Video Clip .......................................................... 108

Change the Color of a Visual Media Clip .............................................. 110

Edit an Image Clip in PhotoNow! ............................................................ 111

Set a Video Clip’s Interlacing Format .................................................... 111

Adjust a Video Clip’s Aspect Ratio .......................................................... 112

Using Magic Tools .............................................................................................. 115

Magic Movie Wizard ....................................................................................115

Magic Clean .................................................................................................... 116

Magic Motion ................................................................................................. 121

Magic Cut ........................................................................................................ 122

Magic Fix .......................................................................................................... 124

Magic Style ...................................................................................................... 127

Magic Music .................................................................................................... 128

Modifying Effects ............................................................................................... 129

Modifying a Video Effect ............................................................................ 129

Modifying a PiP Effect or Object ............................................................. 130

Modify a Title Effect ..................................................................................... 144

Audio Mixing and Voice Overs ...................................................................... 158

Splitting Audio from a Video Clip ........................................................... 158

Change Audio Clip Volume Levels ......................................................... 158

Record a Voice-Over .................................................................................... 160

Chapters ................................................................................................................ 163

Set Chapters ................................................................................................... 163

Set Chapter Thumbnails ............................................................................ 164

Add Subtitles ....................................................................................................... 165

Add a Subtitle ................................................................................................ 165

Import Subtitles from a Text File ............................................................ 166

Syncing Subtitles with Dialogue ............................................................. 167

Producing Your Movie ........................ 169

Viewing SVRT Information .............................................................................. 170

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Production Mode ............................................................................................... 171

Production Wizard ....................................................................................... 171

Create a File .......................................................................................................... 174

Create/Modify a Video File Profile .......................................................... 174

Creating a Video File ................................................................................... 187

Create a Streaming File .................................................................................... 190

Create/Modify a Streaming File Profile ................................................. 190

Create a File for Streaming ........................................................................ 193

Write Back to DV Tape ...................................................................................... 196

Write Back to HDV Tape ................................................................................... 200

Uploading Video ................................................................................................ 203

Uploading Video to YouTube .................................................................. 203

Uploading Video to MediaMax ................................................................ 206

Batch Production ............................................................................................... 208

Creating Discs .................................... 211

Create Disc Mode ............................................................................................... 212

Customize Your Disc’s Menu Page .............................................................. 213

Select a Menu Page Style ........................................................................... 213

Specify the Number of Buttons Per Menu Page ................................213

Using the Menu Designer .......................................................................... 214

Set Background Music ................................................................................ 222

Set a First Play Video Clip .......................................................................... 223

View a Summary of Your Disc .................................................................. 223

Modify Your Create Disc Preference ...................................................... 224

Preview Your Disc’s Menu Page .............................................................. 226

Burn to Disc .......................................................................................................... 227

Set Your Burning Configuration .............................................................. 227

Burn Your Movie to Disc ............................................................................ 229

Create a DVD Folder .................................................................................... 229

Erase a Disc ..................................................................................................... 230

Contents

Appendix ............................................ 233

Hotkeys .................................................................................................................. 234

System Hotkeys ............................................................................................. 234

Project Hotkeys ............................................................................................. 234

Workspace Hotkeys ..................................................................................... 235

Menu Hotkeys ................................................................................................ 236

Smart Guide Hotkeys .................................................................................. 237

Main Panel Hotkeys ..................................................................................... 237

Library Hotkeys .............................................................................................238

Capture Hotkeys ........................................................................................... 239

Voice-Over Hotkeys ..................................................................................... 239

Preview Window Hotkeys ......................................................................... 240

Title Designer Hotkeys ................................................................................ 241

PiP Designer Hotkeys .................................................................................. 241

SVRT2: When Can I Use it? .............................................................................. 242

Video Formats & Qualities .............................................................................. 243

TV Formats ...................................................................................................... 243

Video Qualities .............................................................................................. 244

AVI Formats .................................................................................................... 244

Licenses and Copyrights ................................................................................. 245

Dolby Laboratories ...................................................................................... 245

Technical Support............................... 247

Before Contacting Technical Support ........................................................ 248

Web Support .................................................................................................. 249

Telephone Support ...................................................................................... 249

Email Support ................................................................................................ 250

Index .................................................. 251

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Chapter 1:

Introduction

This chapter introduces CyberLink PowerDirector and the digital video editing process. It provides a discussion of the different kinds of technology you will use in the digital movie-making process, as well as system requirements for working smoothly with CyberLink PowerDirector.

This chapter contains the following sections:

• "Welcome!" on page 2

• "The PowerDirector Program" on page 5

• "The Production Process" on page 7

• "System Requirements" on page 12

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Welcome!

Welcome to the CyberLink family of digital video tools. CyberLink PowerDirector is a digital video editing program that lets you create professional-looking video movies and photo slideshows, complete with music, voice-overs, special effects, transition effects and much more.

If you don’t have experience making movies or creating slideshows, don’t worry. CyberLink PowerDirector is an easy to use tool that, with just a little practice, will have you making movies like a Hollywood director. In no time you will be creating creative videos and stylish slideshows that you can email to friends, burn to disc to show your family, or upload to the Internet to share with the world.

Latest Features

This section describes the latest features in the CyberLink PowerDirector program.

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• All new innovative way to create picture slideshows using the

Slideshow Designer.

• Includes the Auto Create Slideshow feature.

• Select from a variety of slide templates, including slides with multiple pictures on a slide.

• Enhanced PiP Designer.

• Provides complete control for customizing the path of a PiP object as it moves across the video.

• New Magic Style.

• New flash animation elements like particle effects, alphamasked PiP and ending video to enhance the movie.

• New Magic Designer for auto creation of video productions.

• Enhanced Magic Clean to instantly calibrate color to provide

PowerDirector Versions

CyberLink PowerDirector is available in many different OEM versions and the full retail version. File format support, editing features, discmaking functions, and other features vary depending on the version that you have. For information on the availability of specific functions in

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the CyberLink PowerDirector version that you are using, please check the CyberLink PowerDirector Readme file.

Upgrade Your Software

Software upgrades may be periodically available from CyberLink. To upgrade your software, click the Upgrade button on the About CyberLink PowerDirector window. The Upgrade window will open and you can select to download new upgrades and patches. You will be redirected to CyberLink’s cyberstore if you choose to purchase new upgrades.

Note: You must be connected to the Internet to use this feature.

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The PowerDirector Program

When you first open CyberLink PowerDirector, the program appears as follows:

Edit function buttons

Open editing rooms dedicated to a specific task

Mode buttons

Click to switch working modes

Library window

Contains your media content as well as various effects, transitions and other media rooms

Preview window

Provides playback controls to preview clips and movies

Magic Tools

Provide easy ways to work with media clips

Function buttons

Shortcuts to common functions

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Insert media clips and effects here

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PowerDirector Modes

CyberLink PowerDirector has separate modes that enable you to perform different tasks: Capture, Edit, Produce and Create Disc.

Mode Description

Capture media in a variety of formats, from a variety of sources. See "Capturing Media" on page

18.

Edit your production by adding video and photos to the timeline, then add transitions, effects and titles for that creative touch. See "Creating Your Story" on page 65.

Produce your creation by outputting it to a file, DV tape or uploading to the Internet. See "Producing Your Movie" on page 169.

Use Create Disc to create a custom disc, complete with menus, that can be burnt to disc. See "Creating Discs" on page 211.

By default, CyberLink PowerDirector opens in the Edit mode, but you can easily switch between modes to perform your required task by using these buttons.

PowerDirector Projects

Changes you make to your video clips, audio files or photos in CyberLink PowerDirector do not affect your original media. Since your settings are all saved in the project file, you can trim, edit or delete clips in CyberLink PowerDirector, but still keep your original files on your hard drive, untouched. So let yourself get creative! If you end up changing things too drastically, you can always start over.

You can open and save a CyberLink PowerDirector project file just like any other file in Windows. Your projects are saved as .pds files, a unique file format used by the CyberLink PowerDirector program.

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The Production Process

The digital production process involves a combination of artistry and technology, beginning with raw footage and ending with your final production. CyberLink PowerDirector is the easiest way to produce your finished movie or photo slideshow and publish it to the medium of your choice.

The production process, depending on your purpose, may involve some or all of the following phases:

• Pre-production

• Importing your media

•Capturing your media

• Detecting scenes and extracting audio

• Putting your story together

• Adding your media to the workspace

•Adding effects, transitions and titles

• Editing and refining your videos

• Touching up your photos

• Using Magic Tools and modifying effects

• Recording voice overs and mixing audio

• Setting chapters and adding subtitles

• Producing and Uploading Your Productions

• Producing video files

• Producing streaming video files

• Writing back to a DV tape

• Uploading to the Internet

• Finalizing production to discs

• Creating disc menus

• Burning your productions to disc

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Pre-Production

Before you can begin creating your final production, you should first collect all of your media content. After you have shot your video, taken all your photos, gathered all your music, then you are ready to begin working on your production by importing and capturing your media in CyberLink PowerDirector.

Importing Your Media

If you already have some or all of your content on your computer, it is recommended that you place it all in one folder so that the entire folder can be quickly imported into the Media Library. If this is not the case, you may also import individual media files as well at any time.

Capturing Your Media

If your media content is not yet on your computer, you can use CyberLink PowerDirector to capture it and then directly import it into the Media Library.

CyberLink PowerDirector allows you to:

• Capture from DV Camcorder

• Capture from HDV Camcorder

• Capture from TV

• Capture from Digital TV

• Capture from PC Camera

• Capture from Microphone

• Capture Audio Tracks from CD

• Capture from a DVD

Detecting Scenes and Extracting Audio

With CyberLink PowerDirector, you can add additional video clips and audio to your Media Library by using the detect scene and extract audio functions on your video files. Performing these functions before you get started can save you time during the editing process.

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Putting Your Story Together

Now that you have all of your content ready, this is when the fun part begins and you can get as creative as you want. You can spend hours fine tuning your production or use the guided wizards and designers to quickly assist you to finish your creation.

Adding Media to the Workspace

CyberLink PowerDirector lets you add and combine video, photos, music, video effects, objects, titles and transitions to your project in the workspace. You can also use the Magic Move Wizard or the Slideshow Designer for assistance if you are in hurry or not sure how to start.

Editing and Refining Your Media

Once you have all your content, you may need to refine it by editing out parts of a video you don’t want, touching up your photos or use the Magic Tools to fix shaky video or clean up video and audio.

Here are just a few editing functions you can perform with CyberLink PowerDirector:

• split video clips

• trim video and audio files

• change the speed or aspect ratio of a video clip

• change the color of a visual media clip

• edit your photos in PhotoNow!

You may also use any of CyberLink PowerDirector’s Magic Tools to quickly and easily adjust your content to the exact way you want it. CyberLink PowerDirector’s Magic Tools make working with audio, video and image clips easier than ever before.

Recording Voice Overs and Mixing Audio

Your production’s audio can make or break your creation. With CyberLink PowerDirector there are several options to enhance the

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audio portion of your production to create the ultimate finalized product.

In the Voice-Over Recording Room you can record a narration with a microphone while watching the video clip the voice-over is destined to accompany. When you capture your narration, the audio track is synchronized with the video portion.

Once you have all of your audio files, step into the Audio Mixing Room to fine tune the levels of all your audio to ensure it is perfect.

Setting Chapters and Subtitles

Once your production is near completion you can add chapters for easy navigation if your production is destined to be burned to disc or add subtitles to your movie.

The Set Chapter Room contains options for automatically or manually setting chapter markers. Setting chapters on your final disc allows viewers to jump from the menu page to the chapter markers you have set in order to navigate around your disc.

In the Subtitle Room you can add subtitles for language assistance or to add comments that will be shown during your movie production.

Producing and Uploading Your Productions

After editing your media and creating your movie, it’s time to produce your project. You can choose to create a movie file for playback on your computer, create a streaming file for use on the Internet, write your movie back to DV tape or upload your production directly to YouTube or MediaMax. In just a few simple steps, your production will be finalized and ready for viewing.

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Finalizing Your Production Disc

With CyberLink PowerDirector you can put finishing touches on your production by creating a disc that can be viewed on any DVD player.

Authoring disc menus

Use the Menu Designer to create a professional looking discs, complete with professional looking menus, background music, stylish buttons, video thumbnails and much more.

Burning your production to disc

Burn your creation to disc directly within CyberLink PowerDirector or create a DVD folder that can be burned at a later date.

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System Requirements

The system requirements listed below are recommended as minimums for general digital video production work.

Screen Resolution:

• 1024 x 768, 16-bit color or higher

OS:

• Windows Vista/XP/2000 ( Windows XP Service Pack 2 is required

for HDV capture)

Memory:

• 256 MB required (512+ MB DDR recommended)

• 1 GB DDR2 Ram recommended for HD content editing

CPU:

• Capture/produce AVI: Pentium 2-450 MHz or AMD Athlon 500

MHz

• Capture/produce VCD Quality (MPEG-1): Pentium 3-600 MHz

or AMD Athlon 700 MHz

• Capture/produce DVD Quality (MPEG-2): Pentium 4-2.2 GHz or

AMD Athlon XP 2200+

• Capture/produce High Quality MPEG-4 and Streaming Videos

(WMV, QuickTime, RealVideo, DivX): Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz or AMD Athlon XP 2400+

• Produce MPEG-4 AVC and MPEG-2 HD Files: Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz

with HyperThreading or AMD Athlon 64 recommended

• Edit HD Contents: Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz Duel Core CPU

recommended

• CyberLink PowerDirector 6 is optimized for CPU with MMX/SSE/

SSE2/3DNow!/3DNow! Extension/HyperThreading technology

• CyberLink PowerDirector 6 editing engine is optimized for Intel

Duel Core CPU.

Video Capturing Device:

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• PCI or USB1.0/2.0 capture device compliant with WDM standard

(i.e. PC Camera and TV tuner with WDM driver)

• DV camcorder connected via OHCI-compliant IEEE1394

• DVD camcorder connected via USB2.0

• Sony MicroMV camcorder

• JVC Everio camcorder (GZ-MC100, GZ-MC200)

• Sony HDR-FX1 (HDV)

• Sony HDR-HC1 (HDV)

• Sony HDR-HC3 (HDV)

• JVC GR-HD1U (HDV)

Hard Disk Space:

• 5 GB required (400MB for SmartSound Quicktrack Library)

• 10 GB (15 GB recommended) required for DVD production

• 100 GB (7200 rpm) recommended for HD content editing

CD/DVD Burning Device:

• CD/DVD burner (CD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW or DVD-R/RW) is required

to burn VCD/DVD/SVCD titles

Microphone:

• A microphone is required for recording voice-overs.

Note: Please consult the CyberLink web site for the most recent system requirements information.

http://www.cyberlink.com/

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Chapter 2:

Pre-production

This chapter details the steps required for pre-production, including importing your media into the Media Library, capturing media with CyberLink PowerDirector and setting your CyberLink PowerDirector preferences.

This chapter contains the following sections:

• "Importing Media" on page 16

• "Capturing Media" on page 18

• "Detecting Scenes and Extracting Audio" on page 50

• "PowerDirector Preferences" on page 54

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Importing Media

If you already have video files, music and photos on your computer’s hard drive that you want to use in your production you can import them directly into CyberLink PowerDirector’s Media Library.

CyberLink PowerDirector supports the import of the following file formats:

Image: JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, PNG

Video: HD MPEG-2, DVR-MS, DV-AVI, DAT, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, VOB, VRO,

WMV, WMV-HD, MOV, MOD, DivX, MP4

Audio: MP3, WAV, WMA, ASF

When importing media into the Media Library, you have two options:

• import media files individually

• import an entire folder that contains media files you want to use

in your current project.

Import Individual Media Files

To import individual media files into the Media Room Library, do this:

1. Click to open the Media Room.

2. Select the type of media you want to import (or All Media) from the Filter drop-down list.

Note: By selecting a media type (other than All Media) in this drop-down list, you restrict the type of media displayed in the Library, and consequently, the type of media that you can import.

3. Click and select Import Media File(s). A dialog box opens.

4. Locate and open the file(s) you want to add. Thumbnails of each media file you have selected appears in the Media Library.

Import a Media Folder

To import all of the media files in a particular folder, do this:

1. Click to open the Media Room.

2. Click and select Import a Media Folder. A dialog box opens.

3. Locate the folder you want to open, then click OK. All of the media files in that folder are loaded into the Media Library.

Note: If you feel there are too many files in your Media Library, you can remove them from the library without removing them from your computer’s hard drive. See "Remove a Clip from the Library" on page 73 for more information.

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Capturing Media

CyberLink PowerDirector lets you capture media from a variety of sources directly into your Media Library.

Capture Mode

When you click the button you will enter the Capture mode. In Capture mode, the program appears as follows:

Capture device selection area

Allows you to switch capture devices

Capture preview window

Displays media clips during capture

Captured clips area

Displays media clips after capture

Information display area

Displays information about captured file size and available HDD space

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Note: Before you begin to capture, make sure your capture environment is set according to your preferred working methods. See "Capture Preferences" on page 61 for more information.

Capture Options

You can capture video clips in the following file formats:

• MPEG-1

• MPEG-2

• MPEG-4

• AVI

• DivX

To select the file format of your captured video clip, see "Profile Options for Video Clips" on page 20.

Many of the options for capturing are the same for some of the capture modes. These options are described below, but not all of the options described in this section are available in all capture modes. Descriptions of options specific to a capture mode are found in the section that describes it.

Note: CyberLink PowerDirector’s capture functions vary, depending on version installed. For information on the availability of specific features in the version that you are using, please check the Readme file.

Capture Limit Options

You can set limits on the size or duration of the video that CyberLink PowerDirector captures. When the limit you set is reached, the capture will automatically stop.

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• To set a maximum capture length, check Time limit, then enter a

time in the timecode box.

• To set a maximum captured file size, check Size limit, then enter

a size limit (in MB).

The Text Captions button lets you add a text caption, date caption or time code to captured video. See "Add Text Captions" on page 48 for information on using this feature.

The Snapshot button lets you take a still photo of the video you are watching. Just click on the Snapshot button at a point where you want to take a snapshot and an image file will be saved to the Media Library.

Note: You can specify your preferred snapshot image file format in preferences. See "File Preferences" on page 54 for detailed information.

Profile Options for Video Clips

When capturing a video clip you can select its file format as well as configure the profile for the file format.

To set the profile file format, do this:

1. Click Profile. The Profile Setup dialog box opens.

2. Select the desired file format of the captured file from the first drop down list.

3. Set the file format profile as follows:

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• To set the profile for a MPEG-1 Video file, see "Create a New

MPEG-1 Profile" on page 178.

• To set the profile for a MPEG-2 Video file, see "Create a New

MPEG-2 Profile" on page 181.

• To set the profile for a WIndows AVI file, see "Modify

Windows AVI Profile Settings" on page 175.

• To set the profile for a DivX file, see "Modify DivX Profile

Settings" on page 177.

4. Click the Comments and Details buttons for more information about the profile.

5. Click on the OK button to save the profile settings.

Video Capture Options

Click Settings. The Video Settings dialog box opens, displaying the Video Setup tab. You may select your capture source here for either

Analog or Digital video capture (i.e. depending on the capture mode selected). You can also select your video’s audio input device, audio input source, set the input volume here control and access the Windows Audio Mixer

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Click the Adjust Video tab to adjust the video picture display options, if necessary.

Click the TV Setup tab to select your television signal format by selecting your location. You may also setup your audio format, if necessary.

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