Pausing video clips: Does anyone have any ideas on how to make this easier?
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Unfortunately, form my experience there is no way around it during recording. However, this camera has built-in editing functionality. You can stitch the snippets together into one continuous piece. It's quite easy. Then there is also the video editing software included with the camera.
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Answer is yes.This was the first thing I tried when I got it being a musician of sorts. How: You know how you can toggle start and pause by clicking on the video portion of the screen. The method below takes advantage of that. Program the left foot pedal so that when you press it, it is equivalent to hitting a left mouse button (I am a righty). Once that is done, place the cursor over the video and press the left foot pedal
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Since video and audio cover the same event, the only problem in timing should be synchronizing them. I haven't needed to do that yet; but I think most video editors allow you to add sound tracks and synchronize them. Once you have a visual event that matches the beginning or end of an audio event - like somebody starting to talk - you can line them up, and then the whole files will be synchronized.
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There is a screen saver feature that might let you do that, but I never tried it as the speakers are crummy TV speakers. Might want to do something else if you can.
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As noted below, the individual clips can be seamlessly recombined using a number of methods: 1) Use the included software (which, in my opinion, is not very good, but works); 2) Use a video editor which can properly combined the clips (I use Sony Vegas); 3) Use the DOS copy /b command, which can be found via a search of the web (works great, but may be a bit geeky for some...). Note that if you simply take the individual clips and import into a video editor (assuming you don't use the editor's special combine capability for MTS files), you will lose a frame for each clip.Note that I have found this to be a fantastic camera. Very much worth the money! As noted below, the individual clips can be seamlessly recombined using a number of methods: 1) Use the included software (which, in my opinion, is not very good, but works); 2) Use a video editor which can properly combined the clips (I use Sony Vegas); 3) Use the DOS copy /b command, which can be found via a search of the web (works great, but may be a bit geeky for some...). Note that if you simply take the individual clips and import into a video editor (assuming you don't use the editor's special combine capability for MTS files), you will lose a frame for each clip.Note... » Read More As noted below, the individual clips can be seamlessly recombined using a number of methods: 1) Use the included software (which, in my opinion, is not very good, but works); 2) Use a video editor which can properly combined the clips (I use Sony Vegas); 3) Use the DOS copy /b command, which can be found via a search of the web (works great, but may be a bit geeky for some...). Note that if you simply take the individual clips and import into a video editor (assuming you don't use the editor's special combine capability for MTS files), you will lose a frame for each clip.Note that I have found this to be a fantastic camera. Very much worth the money! « Show Less
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My biggest complaint is that I can't "pause" the pictures I own the ViewSonic VFD1028W-11
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Not that I know of. But 1. Pause video. 2. press power button. 3. Use top buttons to go thru menus. language is 2nd one down from top of one of the menus. Good luck!
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Yes - but not the way you want it to - you just clip a bit of a clip off an existing clip - pretty much a single frame clip of .01 second in length. And that's what you are looking for, I think. If you add a photo to your video, it's added as a 3 second clip - all the same frame. And you have to clip it down anyway, to get just one frame.
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It should be touching the "Play/Pause" button again. To get out of the video entirely, I'm thinking it's the "Back" or "X" buttons. Here's the manual's link for further info: http://download.microsoft.com/download/b/c/e/bce76f3f-db51-4c98-b79d-b3d21e90ccc1/universalmediaremote_na_0609.pdf
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Yes, you sure can! I put a combination of still and videos in my Premiere video projects. You can also adjust the amount of time they display during re-play (time stretch feature).
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I believe it creates a new file, if you can pause it, I haven't figured it out!
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Yes. Even during video . I prefer to pause video and copy and save that picture.
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Hold the Play/pause button down for 5-6 seconds (same way you turn them on)
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Yes it has a pause button during playback. During recording, it does not. You would just hit the record button again and it would stop recording.
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I found this annoying too. To replay all the videos as one, select the slide show feature and choose 'video only'.
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I dont know. Ive used this only to edit and fix current videos and i havent had alot of time to play with program and discover its full potential. Sorry that i cant help you more.
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Yes, though I not exactly sure which function you want to pause. If you want to pause while recording, just hit the record button again (the button is actually labeled as "REC/PAUSE"). Then when you hit it again, recording will resume. If you want to pause while listening in playback mode, just hit the "Enter" button (also labeled as "PLAY/STOP"). Hitting it again will resume the playback. And lastly, if you want to temporarily pause or lock all functions, there is a "Hold" slide button that will do so, without shutting the device off.