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42 Tips and Tricks

Video Email

Use your ALL-IN-WONDER 128 or ALL-IN-WONDER 128

PRO to capture a video clip, which you then attach to an email

message for your family and friends.

Because video files can be very large, you should use a small

capture size – 240x160 or smaller – and the card’s video

compression features to reduce the file size (see Capturing

video and still images in the Using Your ATI Multimedia Center

User’s Guide).

•

Indeo 3.2

4.1

are popular compression codecs (encoder-

decoders) that can dramatically reduce the file size while

maintaining good quality. Any Windows 95 / Windows 98

system will play Indeo 3.2.

• If you use the

ATI VCR 1.0

2.0

codec to compress your

video on-the-fly, you must ensure that the receiving computer

can play these files back.

• MPEG-1 is also a standard format, which most Windows



and Macintosh



computers can play.

Stop-Motion Animation

Using the TV Player’s

sequence capture

feature, you can take a

series of still shots and save them as an .AVI movie. You can

use this feature to easily produce a “claymation” or other work-

in-progress type of movie. See To record a sequence of frames

(stop-motion) in the Using Your Multimedia Center User’s

Guide.

Note

Macrovision

Please note that the ALL-IN-WONDER 128 and

ALL-IN-WONDER 128 PRO detect Macrovision on

an input video source, and will refuse to capture

video from such a source. Many VHS tapes and

DVD discs are protected with Macrovision, which

protects them from being copied onto your

computer using the ALL-IN-WONDER 128 or

ALL-IN-WONDER 128 PRO.

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