README.TXT: in-sync Speed Razor 4.5 SE Tutorial
August 04, 1999

This online hands-on tutorial of Speed Razor 4.5 SE is provided by 
in-sync corporation.

The purpose of this tutorial is to help you quickly get familiar with 
Speed Razor and its many features. The quicker you get to know the system, 
the faster you can get started working on your own projects.

To use this tutorial, go into the appropriate directory under Tutorials and double-click 
the .htm file. The session will open in your Internet browser. Since the tutorial 
builds on itself, you should go though the sessions sequentially.  You may find it easier
to print each session rather switching between the tutorial and Speed Razor windows.

Under the Tutorials directory, the sub-directories and files are as follows:

Directory      .HTML File         Title
---------      ----------         -----
Introduction   Introduction.htm   Introduction
Session1       Session1.htm       Session 1: Project Setup
Session2       Session2.htm       Session 2: Library Setup and Storyboarding
Session3       Session3.htm       Session 3: Edit Video and Audio on the Timeline
Session4       Session4.htm       Session 4: Mix Audio
Session5       Session5.htm       Session 5: Complete the Straight Cut Project
Session6       Session6.htm       Session 6: Add Video Transitions and Effects
Session7       Session7.htm       Session 7: Export and Output


Under the Media directory, you will find the necessary video (Video AVIs directory) and 
audio (Audio WAVs) files referenced in the tutorial. Additionally, the FINAL AVIs directory
includes final versions of the tutorial, in avi format.

Under the Projects directory, there are Speed Razor (.rzx) files showing the tutorial at 
various points.

For help, use the online help accessed through the Help menu. Additional help can be found
on the in-sync web site at www.in-sync.com.


Copyright(c) in-sync corporation, 1999. All rights reserved.
in-sync, Speed Razor, and the in-sync logo are trademarks of in-sync corporation.
All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective 
holders.