Panasonic CF-E1M - Manual (Page 39)

About capturing
Moving images that are captured arc automatically saved to the folder (and with the
file names) shown below.
The flic type is an AVI file (*.AV1) of the DV format of 30 frames/second, with a size
of 720X480 pixels.
The date of creation and time are automatically attached to a part of the file name. As
an example, an image captured on August 25, 2000 at 1:08'14 p.m. is given the follow­
ing name. ,
^ File Name
C:\Mylmage\CP0825_130814_2000.AVI
I ^
Destination folder* August 25 2000
1:08’14 p.m.
* The destination folder and file name can be changed ( q > page 42).
Select '"g": to stop the playback
Playing Captured Movie Files
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Running DV Capture
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©Click lnaiEFi
(D Confirm that the display changes to
[FILE] from [DV]
■ Click
When there arc multiple moving image files,
click [OPEN], select the folder and moving
image file (*.AV1), and then play the file.
A flic that is not an AVI file of the DV for­
mat cannot be played.
Playback should begin automatically.
@ Click
The playback of the file finally commences.
AVI flics saved to an external drive (e.g., removable disk drive) may not be played
eorrcctly. Play such files after copying them to the hard disk drive (internal).
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Output to a digital video camcorder
• Images of AVI files of the DV format can be output to a digital video camcorder
connected to the IEEE 1394 interface connector during the playback.
• It is possible to add special effects to an AVI file of the DV format with commer­
cially available non-linear image editing software applications (e.g., Adobe Pre­
miere) and perfonn rewrite recording over tapes. (The recording is done through
operations on the camcorder side.)
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