Nero VISION MULTIMEDIA SUITE 10 user Manual

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1.1

About the Manual

1.2

About This Application

1.3

Versions of Nero Vision

1.4

Starting the Program

Project Creation and Management

2.1

Working with Nero Vision

2.2

Extended Area

2.2.1

Buttons

2.2.2

Creating Covers and Labels

2.3

Content Screen

2.4

Creating and Editing a Disc Project

2.4.1

Creating Chapters Manually

2.4.2

Creating Chapters Automatically

2.4.3

Editing Chapters

2.5

Saving a Project

2.6

Opening a Project

2.7

Opening a Disc Image

Capturing Videos from Cameras and Other External Capture Devices

3.1

Capturing

3.2

DV/HDV Cameras, Digital and Analog Videos

3.3

Capture Video Screen

3.3.1

Preview Scan Window

3.3.2

Video Device Properties Window

3.3.3

Audio Device Properties Window

3.4

Setting a TV Card

3.5

Capturing Video to Hard Drive

3.5.1

Pre-Scanning Video Captures

3.6

Capturing to Disc On-the-Fly

3.7

Importing from the Web

Editing Videos

4.1

Video Editing Screen

4.1.1

Preview Area

4.1.2

Media Area

4.1.3

Effect Palette

4.1.4

Properties Palette

4.1.5

General Handling on Timeline Tab

4.1.6

Track Handling in Timeline

4.1.7

Clip Handling in Timeline

4.1.8

Storyboard Tab

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4.1.9

Movie Wizard

4.1.10

Ad Spotter Window

4.1.11

Music Grabber Window

4.1.12

Movie Options Window

4.1.13

Preview and Trim Window

4.2

Making Movie

4.2.1

Detecting Commercials

4.2.2

Searching for Music Clips

4.2.3

Detecting Video Scenes

4.2.4

Moving and Positioning Files

4.2.5

Cutting and Trimming Audio and Video Clips

4.2.6

Fitting the Display Duration of Pictures

4.2.7

Choosing a Movie Template

4.2.8

Inserting Transitions

4.2.9

Editing Transitions

4.2.10

Adding an Effect

4.2.11

Editing Effects

4.2.12

Adding a Text Effect

4.2.13

Recording a Narration File

4.2.14

Creating Chapters in Timeline

Exporting Videos

5.1

Export Video Screen

5.2

Exporting Video to File

5.3

Exporting Video to Camera

5.4

Exporting Video and Send as E-Mail

5.5

Exporting Audio to File

5.6

Exporting to Web

6.1

Levels

6.2

Edit Menu Screen

6.2.1

Templates Tab

6.2.2

Customize Tab

6.2.3

Save Template as Window

102

6.3

Creating Menu

103

Preview

106

7.1

Preview Screen

106

7.2

Showing a Preview

107

Burn Options

108

8.1

Burn Options Screen

108

8.2

Burning a Disc

110

8.3

Burning an Image File

112

8.4

Writing to Hard Drive Folders

113

Configuration And Recording Formats

115

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9.1

Application Settings Window

115

9.1.1

General Tab

115

9.1.2

Folders Tab

115

9.1.3

Editing Tab

116

9.2

Recording Format Options Window

117

9.2.1

General Tab

117

9.2.2

[Disc Format] Tab

118

9.3

Nero Digital Encoder Configuration

120

Disc Tools

122

10.1

Erasing a Rewritable Disc

122

10.2

Displaying Disc Info

122

10.3

Finalizing a Disc

123

Technical Information

124

11.1

System Requirements

124

11.2

Disc Formats Supported

124

11.2.1

Overview of Compatibility Between Disc Formats and Discs

125

11.2.2

Compatibility Overview - DVD Disc - Editable Disc Format

126

11.3

Key Combinations

126

Index

130

Contact 136

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1.1 About the Manual

This manual is intended for all users who want to learn how to use Nero Vision. It is processbased and explains how to achieve a specific objective on a step-by-step basis.

To make best use of this documentation, please note the following conventions:

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1.2 About This Application

Nero Vision is a program for capturing, editing, and burning films or slide shows with an extremely user-friendly interface. Nero Vision can be used to play your videos from DV video cameras or other external video devices on your PC and to burn them as DVD video, DVDVR/-VFR (video mode)/+VR, Video CD (VCD), Super Video CD (SVCD), miniDVD, AVCHD or BD-AV or to save them to a hard drive folder. With the many features offered in this powerful multimedia software, you will have numerous options for creating and collecting your memories.

Nero Vision opens a complete new creative dimension for compositing and for individual correction methods. It allows you to shorten videos quickly and easily, add effects to videos, produce chapters with the help of automatic scene detection, manually define chapter marks, produce your own menus from pre-defined menu templates with animated buttons, add background pictures and text, use the preview screen over the handy virtual remote control to view your project, and much more.

Using your DV video camera, a FireWire card, and the appropriate hardware, you can import your own videos from your camera. If you have a DirectShow compatible video capture card

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