Click the Source Image Tab. |
For Information about reading in a source image, go here. |
On this screen, controls (buttons, etc.) for the Source Image display are explained. |
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Source Images tab |
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Functions and Use of the Controls |
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Frame position slider
Shows position of the frame being displayed.
By dragging the knob to the right or left, you can change the display frame. |
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Stop Play button. Stops playing the source image. |
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Start Play button.
Starts playing the source image from the head frame.
Audio is not supported.
If you click this button during pause, play is resumed from the frame you stopped on. |
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Pause button.
Pauses playing the source image. Click again, and play resumes from the frame you paused on. |
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The display frame returns to the head frame. |
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The display frame moves one frame back. |
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The display frame moves one frame forward. |
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The display frame moves forward to the last frame. |
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When the source image is a single frame such as a still image, the above seven buttons (for controlling playing images) are disabled. These buttons are enabled for source images made up of multiple frames, such as a video image file ,. |
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Select an animation effect.
For details of each effect, go here. |
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When cutting out a part of each moving frame to play, check this box if you want to fix the size and position of the first frame cut out.
When you want to scroll in a different direction on a still image, you can keep the same frame position before and after changing the scroll direction.
For details, see How to Change Scroll Direction Smoothly. |
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The vertical and horizontal ratio of frames cut out is matched with that of compatible JVC audio equipment by default.
Check the box if you want to keep the default ratio when you change the frame size.
If you change the size without checking the box, the frame will extend either just the length, or just the width, so the initial proportions will be distorted in only one direction.
Enlargement/reduction will take place with the vertical/horizontal ratio fixed, when the mouse cursor shows as mark, or mark |
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Reset the size of the cut out frame. |
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Change the displayed image size.
Shows size ratios relative to the original image. (You can specify a range from 25% to 200%) |
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Shows the number of the frame being displayed.
You can enter a frame number directly to specify which frame is being displayed. |
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Shows the number of frames to be imported from a source image.
Shows the number of frames imported previously, with a default of 30 frames.
The specified number of frames is imported onto the right-side preview screen. |
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When cutting out a frame from a source image, set the position of the first frame.
Shows the frame's border on the source image. |
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When cutting out a frame from a source image, set the position of the last frame.
Shows the frame's border on the source image. |
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Perform the cutting operation from the position set with the Start button to that set with the End button, add the animation effect selected in the Creation method, and import the cut out frame with the specified number of frames into the right-side preview section as a panel animation image. |
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When another panel animation is already set in the preview section, a dialog box opens, asking for the insertion position of the new panel in relation to the currently displayed frame.=>For details, go here. |
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