Manual de instrucciones HAUPPAGE WINTV-NOVA-T(D) 500 QI

[. . . ] Install the WinTV Drivers and Applications WinTV-NOVA-T-500 Quick Installation Guide for Windows XP & Windows XP Media Center Edition © 2007 Hauppauge Computer Works · QI-NOVAT500-RETAIL-V1. 0-D-ENG · 2007/08/02 N ote: If you have any anti-virus software enabled, please disable it during the installation of the software. System Account for recording - Enter the username/password for the user account you are currently using (the EPG service will use this account to be able to start up the WinTV application). Click on OK to complete the installation and refer to section 6 for more information using the EPG. "Always on top" Mode The WinTV application will remain in view over any other applications even if it is not selected. To turn on, click the Always on top button. A convenient way to use Always-on-top is to make the TV window in the no-title mode small, and to make the TV window in the title mode larger. [. . . ] Clicking the Pause button will start recording into WinTV's Replay Buffer. It takes about 10 seconds for the Replay Buffer to be initialized and for Pause to become effective. Unclicking the Pause button will cause the audio/video program to start playing from the point where the button was originally pushed. Most WinTV functions are active while in the Pause or Pause Live mode. For example, you can change volume, resize the TV window, go into "no-title mode", etc. While in Pause mode, the Video Position bar shows the amount of the Replay Buffer which is filled with video. For example, if the Video Position indicator shows halfway, it means that half of the Replay Buffer is filled. If you find you cannot Pause as many minutes as you would like, increase the size of the Replay Buffer. Page 4 Page 1 Page 2 While in Pause mode, the A/V stream is always saved in the Replay Buffer. To stop saving the A/V stream in the Replay Buffer, you must exit the Pause mode by clicking TV mode. Slow Motion Clicking the Slow Motion button during playback will cause the video to play in slow motion (at 1/2 speed). Clicking the Slow Motion button again will return the video to normal playback speed. Replay While in the Pause mode, hitting the Replay button acts like the Instant Replay you see on TV broadcast sporting events: the audio/video goes back in time and you repeat what you have previously seen. 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. 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. [. . . ] increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. FCC ID: H90WINTV CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance to the FCC Rules could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. [. . . ]