D-Link DSB-C320 Installation Guide download pdf (Page 12)

This first step is where you select the “media” (still images, videos, and sound clips) that you want

to use to create your movie. All you need to do is choose the components you want and add them

to the Storyboard. When you save—or “produce”—your movie, all the components on the

Storyboard will be combined together into a single video file.

Let’s look at the Storyboard again:

The Storyboard

The large squares are reserved for still images and video clips. The two horizontal bars beneath

are reserved for audio tracks. The smaller squares between the still image/video clip components

are for “transitions.” You’ll learn more about transitions later.

The top-left area of the program contains your albums. Use the pull-down to choose the one you

want. To create a new album, choose “<New Album>” from the pull-down. Click the Add

button ( ) to browse your system for files to add to it. You can create multiple albums to keep

track of different types of photos (i.e., keep all your vacation photos in one album, separate from

your miscellaneous family photos, etc.).

You can differentiate the types of files within an album by the way they look. Images simply

appear as thumbnails. Video files appear as filmstrips. Audio files have a default speaker icon.

ADDING MEDIA TO THE STORYBOARD

To add media to the Storyboard:

1. Double-click the component within the album.

Video Cli

s & Still

Transitions

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