Manual de instrucciones HAUPPAGE WINTV-HVR-1400 QI

[. . . ] Locate a free ExpressCard/54 (54mm width) slot. Turn on your PC and wait until Windows has completely started. With the label facing up, insert the WinTV-HVR-1400 into the ExpressCard/54 slot. 3. Install the WinTV Drivers and Applications N ote: If you have any anti-virus software enabled, please disable it during the installation of the software. WinTV-HVR-1400 Quick Installation Guide ©Hauppauge Computer Works, Inc. [. . . ] Each click of the Replay button causes audio/video to go back 10 seconds. For example, if you want to repeat the audio/video you saw 10 seconds ago, you would click the Replay button once. If you want to see the video you saw one minute ago, you would need to click the Replay button six times. For extended replay times, you might find it more convenient to grab the Video Position indicator control bar and move it to the left. Once you let the control bar go, audio/video starts to play (it might take a few seconds for the WinTV application to start playing). You might have to move the Video Position indicator to the left and right to find the desired spot to start replaying audio/video. While Replaying, your audio/video program continues to be recorded in the Replay Buffer. Therefore, if you have clicked the Replay button 3 times (so that you are replaying the audio/video seen 30 seconds ago), the video you see in the WinTV window will be 30 seconds behind the live program. Video-Position File button Clicking the File button opens the File menu. The last file recorded is listed in the File name box. In the File menu you can: Rename your recorded video file: To rename a video file, find the file you would like to rename, highlight it with your mouse, and click and hold the right mouse button. Go down to Rename and then you can type in a new name. Remember: you must keep the MPG extension on the file. Play a video file previously recorded: Find the file you would like to play, highlight it with your mouse (one click of the mouse button) and click Open. Delete recorded video files which you no longer want: Click your right mouse button on the video file once, go down the menu and click Delete. The Pause button prepares the WinTV pausing live video. The Record button will start a record session. If you click Record button more than once, a record timer will be set and the recording will be done for 15 minutes for each time the Record button is clicked. Unclicking the Pause button will cause the audio/video program to start playing from the point where the button was originally pushed. Page 9 Rewind Clicking the Rewind button while playing video will rewind the recorded video. Clicking the Rewind button again will continue the playing. Pause Clicking the Pause button while Playing will pause your audio/video. Slow Motion Clicking the Slow Motion button while playing video will play in Slow Motion. Clicking the Slow Motion button again, will continue playing normally. Rewind Clicking the Rewind button will play the video file in reverse. Clicking the Rewind button again will continue the playing of the video. Fast Forward Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 5. WinTV-Scheduler WinTV-Scheduler allows you to schedule the recording of TV shows. WinTV-Scheduler, once it is set, can be closed, and the WinTV application will "wake up" at the desired time and tuned to the desired channel. [. . . ] If you now re-start the computer you will be at Step 3 on page 2 of this document and can now reinstall the software. TV display has problems (e. g. no picture but with sound or blurred image) With the WinTV application closed click on the WinTV program group (Start / Programs / Hauppauge WinTV) there is a utility called "Primary". Within Primary, select a different option from the main list of four items (Allow VMR/Allow Overlay/Force Primary/DIB Draw), close the application using the X in the top right hand corner then restart the TV program. Repeat this process for all four options to determine the best option for your computer. FCC Statement Radio Interference Statement: WinTV have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]