Sony RDR-HXD1065 - Manual (Page 128)

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Select “New Photomovie,” and press
ENTER.
To modify the Photomovie settings,
select “Modify” using
</,, and press
ENTER.
5
Select an item using M/m and
configure the settings using </,,
then press ENTER.
• “Theme”:
Select a theme for the album. The
recorder adds graphic effects and music
according to the theme you set from the
followings:
“Natural”
“Cheerful”
“Sea Breeze”
“Beautiful Days”
“Dynamic”
“Monochrome”
• “Order”:
Select either “File Name Order” or
“Shuffle.” The Photomovie shows your
JPEG image files in the order you set.
• “Title Name”:
Select to change the title.
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Select “Create” to start.
To cancel, select “Cancel.”
The created Photomovie is saved as a
recorded title in the HDD. You can view
the created Photomovie by selecting it
from the Original Title List.
z Hint
You can also start the operation by the following
procedure:
On the “Photos” Title List, press OPTIONS, and
select “New Photomovie.”
To stop creating Photomovie
You can stop creating a Photomovie by doing
one of the following:
– Press x REC STOP.
– Press OPTIONS and select “Stop
Photomovie,” and select “OK” on the
confirmation screen.
b Notes
• To store JPEG image files on the HDD of the
recorder, see page 120.
• To view a created Photomovie from the video title
list, see page 129.
• If the total time for creating a Photomovie
overlaps other timer recordings, a confirmation
message appears. Creating the Photomovie is
cancelled if you select “Cancel.” If creating a
Photomovie is selected, the recorder starts timer
recording if time is left after creating the
Photomovie.
• If there is no JPEG image file on the HDD, you
cannot create a Photomovie.
• If the HDD is full, a warning message appears and
you cannot create a Photomovie.
• A Photomovie is created in the HQ mode.
The Auto Photomovie function
If JPEG image files are stored on the HDD,
the recorder can create a Photomovie
automatically while the recorder is off. This
is called “Auto Photomovie.”
The recorder creates an Auto Photomovie
under the following conditions:
– “Auto Photomovie” is set to “On” in the
“Recording” setup (page 147).
– The recorder is turned off.
– JPEG image files are stored in the HDD of
the recorder.
z Hints
• An Auto Photomovie is saved as a video. You can
recognise it as a title with “ ” in the Original
Title List.
• You can copy your Auto Photomovie onto
recordable discs as video files.
• The title of an Auto Photomovie is the same as the
album title of the JPEG image files that were used
to create it.