ARCSOFT SHOWBIZ 2 USER MANUAL Pdf Download. User Manual. Tel 1. Activation-Clicked.jpg' alt='Arcsoft Scanner Software S' title='Arcsoft Scanner Software S' />Fax 1. Copyright 2. 00. Arc. Soft, Inc. All rights reserved. Arc. Soft, the Arc. Soft logo, and Arc. Soft Show. Biz are registered trademarks of Arc. Soft, Inc. in the United States. All other product and companies named herein may be trademarks of their respective owners. Table of Contents Introduction. Installation. 3 System Requirements. Visioneer OneTouch 9520 Photo scanner with a builtin 35mm transparency adapter scans at 48 bit color at 4800x9600 dpi resolution and a HiSpeed USB 2. Canon CanoScan 9000F Mark II test report. In April 2013, Canons flagship flat bed scanner model Canon CanoScan 9000F was replaced by the CanoScan 9000F Mark II. 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ServiceWareImages/LDImages/images/Software/ArcSoftPhotoStudio/ScanningArcSoftPhotoStudio03.jpg' alt='Arcsoft Scanner Software S' title='Arcsoft Scanner Software S' />Workflow Overview. Capture. 7 Video Capture. Audio Capture. 1. Edit. 1. 5 Video Clip Components. Player. 1. 8 Media. Storyboard. 2. 3 Timeline. Text. 3. 0 Transitions. Effects. 3. 3 Export. Create Slide Show. Add Pan Zoom. Perform Advanced Editing. Design Menus. 8. Burn To Disc. The Beatles Abbey Road Flac more. Reference. 8. 5 Customer Support. Technical Support. Registering Your Product. Arc. Soft Product Family. Licensing Agreement. About Arc. Soft. INDEX. Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction Installation System Requirements Workflow Overview. Chapter 1 Introduction Welcome to Arc. Soft Show. Biz DVD 2, a powerful video application that includes everything you need to edit your home videos and create spectacular DVDs. This Introduction covers the installation and system requirements and provides an overview of the typical Show. Biz workflow. The rest of the user manual covers how to capture video, edit and assemble video clips, and create a DVD movie. Installation Insert the CD into your CD ROM drive. The installer should start automatically. Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation. Take note as to where the program is installing, and where it can be found in the Start menu. Note If the installer does not start automatically, you will need to run it manually Insert the CD into your CD ROM drive. System Requirements Minimum System Requirements Windows 2. XPVista Pentium III 8. MHz or higher P4 1. GHz or higher recommended Memory 1. MB RAM 5. 12 MB recommended Hard disk space 4. MB available hard disk space for program installation 4 GB free hard disk space recommended for video capture and editing 1 hour of DV video requires 1. GB of hard disk space Hard drive. Chapter 1 Introduction Workflow Overview Show. Biz DVD 2 is divided into four main sections, or modules. You can start in any module, depending on what you are interested in Capture Record video from your DV camera or other video device. Edit Edit your videos and combine them with other video clips, transitions, effects, text, and more. Chapter 1 Introduction When you first launch Show. Biz, the Welcome screen offers several options for common starting places. Selecting an option takes you right into one of the four modules Create, Edit, Capture, or Quick DVD. Chapter 2 Capture Capture Video Capture Audio Capture. Chapter 2 Capture The Capture module is where you record video and audio. It consists of two tabs Video and Audio. Choose Video to record video from DV camcorders and other connected devices. Choose Audio to record sound clips, voiceovers, and other sounds. When you are in the Capture module, a red Record button in the Player lets you start capturing video. Chapter 2 Capture Video Capture You can capture video from a multitude of video devices, including DV camcorders. The available options vary depending on the device. Capturing from a DV Tape When capturing from a DV device, playback controls appear. You can use these controls to navigate to a specific location on the DV tape. Chapter 2 Capture Auto Scan Click to have the program scan for available channels. Audio Device Check the box if you would like to record audio as well. If you check the box, choose your device from the pull down. The following buttons may also be available. Specific options are dependent on your device. Chapter 2 Capture Capturing from VFW Devices VFW Video for Windows devices follow an older Microsoft multimedia framework. Older webcams, USB devices, or PCI devices may use the VFW standard. To capture video from VFW devices, select your desired VFW device from the pull down. Chapter 2 Capture Check the Audio Device box to record audio from your selected sound source. When youre ready, click the red Record button. Save As For capturing from any device, after you click the red Record button, youll be prompted with the Save As window. In the Save As window, enter in the file name and save location for the captured video. Chapter 2 Capture Lastly, you can set the scene detection. Scene detection is discussed further in Section 3. If you choose to have scene detection, you can either do it manually during the capture process by pressing the space bar on your keyboard, or automatically. Chapter 2 Capture Audio Capture When capturing audio, you have the choice of extracting music from a CD, or recording audio from a sound device. If you are extracting audio from a CD, select the letter associated with the drive you plan to use. You can then preview the CD tracks with the standard playback controls play, stop, rewind, etc. Chapter 3 Edit Edit Video Clip Components Player Media Storyboard Timeline Text Transitions Effects Export. Chapter 3 Edit The Edit module is where you assemble various components to create a new video clip. It contains four primary tabs, one for each type of component you can add to your video clip Media, Text, Transitions, Effects. International Business Programs Nz. A fifth tab, Export, appears as soon as you have content in your video clip. Chapter 3 Edit Video Clip Components Everything you need to create your video clips is in one of four tabs Media, Text, Transitions, and Effects. Media Choose still images, video files, and audio files that youd like to use to create a new video clip. Text. Chapter 3 Edit Player The Player consists of the preview area on the right side of the screen and all the controls below it. Use the Player to preview and trim your video clip as you compile it. The Player contains standard playpauserewind buttons, along with other controls that depend on what you are previewing or recording. There are two timers. The left timer indicates the total playing time of the selected component. The right timer indicates the current time. When viewing an audio or video component, the timer slider beneath the preview window has two markers the Start Marker and the End Marker. Chapter 3 Edit Media The Media tab of the Edit module is where you browse your albums for video content. Content includes still images, video files, and audio files. Albums Albums are collections of shortcuts to files stored on your system. The program uses albums to help you organize your media components. Add Click this button to add files to your album. A standard Open window lets you browse your system for files to add. Sort Click this button to sort the content of your album in a number of ways. Scene Detection Scene detection makes it easy for you to break up long video clips into separate components without having to save each clip individually. The program scans the selected video file and automatically breaks it up according to changes in time or content. Chapter 3 Edit Storyboard The Storyboard is one place where you arrange your video clip components. It serves as the template for video construction. You add a still image or video clip to each spot on the Storyboard. Then, when you save your video, all of the components are combined into a single file. All of the components on the Storyboard are swappable, meaning you can drag and drop them to swap them with other components.