HP a1320y, a1428x, a1339d Adding slideshows to a video project, Adding submenus to a video project

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8In the Save As dialog box, name the captured file, and select the file format and the folder where you want to save it. Click Save.

9Click OK to return to the project window.

The file is stored on your hard disk drive and added to the current project.

Adding slideshows to a video project

You can create a slideshow (a series of still images displayed automatically) by adding existing still photos to your project or by capturing them with a connected digital video source.

To add a slideshow to a video project:

1Click File, Open Project, and then select a video project that you created as described in “Creating a Video Project” on page 78.

2Click New Slideshow to open the Create Slideshow window.

3Do one or more of the following:

•Click Add Files to add existing picture files to the slideshow.

•Click Capture Pictures to capture still images from your camera.

4Click Options to set the slide duration, or to add a background audio track. Online Help is available for these features by clicking the Help icon in the MyDVD window.

5Click OK to add the slideshow to the video project.

Adding submenus to a video project

Each project element (video file, still picture file, and slideshow) that you add to a video project is represented in the main project window.

Each menu displays six items before a new menu is automatically created and linked to the previous menu by a Next button.

You can manually add submenus to a project and use them to organize

topics associated with the theme of your project. For example, if the project is your child’s soccer game, the video files of the game could be the main menu elements, and you could insert a submenu that contains interviews with your son and his teammates.

To add a submenu to a video project:

1Click File, Open Project, and then select a video project that you created as described in “Creating a Video Project” on page 78.

2Click New Sub-Menu. A submenu called Untitled Menu 0 is added to the first menu that has less than six project elements.

3Click the submenu name (Untitled Menu 0), and type an appropriate name for the menu.

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Contents Getting Started Guide Page Getting Started Guide USA Table of Contents Configuring Speaker and Sound Options Using the Memory Card ReaderUsing the HP Personal Media Drive Working with Digital ImagesCreating Audio and Data Discs Creating Video Discs and MoviesCreating Movies Using muvee autoProducer 103Setting Up Your PC Using surge protectionPutting Your PC Together Placing your PC in the proper locationConnector Symbol Description Mouse PS/2 connector Connecting to the PCSerial Rear Storing documentation and recovery discs Turning On Your PC for the First TimeSetting Up and Connecting to the Internet RequirementsPage Using the PC with Safety and Comfort Signing Up for Software UpdatesSetting Up Accounts on Your New PC Creating user accountsGuidelines for Installing Software and Hardware Devices Creating passwordsUsing HP Organize Software Using HP ProductsChoose All Programs Click HP Organize Using the Keyboard Identifying Special Keyboard ButtonsIcon Feature Description Hp orDVD/MP3 Customizing the keyboard buttons Using Your PC Top Using Your Docking BayTo store CDs, DVDs, or memory cards Page Page Connecting the speakers Configuring Speaker and Sound OptionsSound connector types Connector Description Illustration TypeSound connector Description Speaker configurations Name Speaker system SeeConnecting 2.1 2 speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Speaker typesConnecting 4.1 4 speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Connecting 5.1 5 speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Page Connecting 7.1 7 speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Page Connecting the PC to a home audio system Adapter cablesOr 2.1 home stereo installation 5 speakers and a subwoofer home audio installation 5 speakers and a subwoofer home audio installation procedure Connecting digital audio Select models onlyConfiguring the Sound Software Configuring audio output with Multi-channel Sound Manager Choose All ProgramsPage Configuring audio output with Sound Effect Manager Click the Speaker Configuration tabTo enable the Audio Wizard Sound Effect Manager control screensUsing the Audio Wizard in the Sound Effect Manager Retasking front-panel connectors with Sound Effect ManagerRealtek HD Sound Effect Manager control screens Configuring the Realtek HD Sound Effect Manager Configuring multistreaming audio When to use multistreaming audioSelect the Enable multi-streaming playback check box Setting up multistreaming audioExample 1 Online gaming Configuring Sound for the Media Software Program Example 2 For digital home entertainmentType 6 connectors only Resolving Sound IssuesSelecting Recording Devices Using the Memory Card Reader Using the Memory Card Reader Slot memory card reader select models only Media Insertion GuideCard Insert Into 4-slot reader Card Insert Into 2-slot reader Using the HP Personal Media Drive Connecting the Drive Inserting the Drive Locating the Drive and Assigning a Drive Letter Click My ComputerUsing the Drive Storing filesPlaying media files Playing music filesDisconnecting the Drive Working with Digital Images Using HP Photosmart Premier Page Getting Started Guide Playing Music CDs Playing CDs and DVDsPlaying DVDs Using country/region codes Playing CDs and DVDs with Windows Media PlayerPlaying Video CDs VCDs Select Play using Windows Media Player, and click OK. OrPlaying Video CDs VCDs with Windows Media Player Getting Started Guide Creating Audio and Data Discs Erasing Rewritable Discs Before Recording Working with Audio CDsVerifying audio disc recorded without errors Audio CD tipsCreating audio CDs Creating jukebox discsWorking with Data DVDs and CDs Verifying data disc recorded without errorsData disc tips Creating data discs Copying a DVD or CD Archiving Files on a CD or DVDCreating an image file Working with Image FilesBurning from an image file LightScribe requirements Disc Labeling with LightScribeBurning a LightScribe label with Sonic Express Labeler Using adhesive disc labels Compatibility InformationDisc Features and Compatibility Table VCDOptical Drive Quick Reference Table DVDSoftware Quick Reference Table With this program You canWith this program You can Creating Video Discs and Movies Before You Begin Capturing VideoSonic MyDVD Video Projects Creating a Video ProjectCapturing video to a video project Adding files to a video projectClick Add Files Adding slideshows to a video project Adding submenus to a video projectEditing the style of a video project Editing movie filesClick Edit Style To This MenuBurning a video project to disc Click Edit MovieCreating a Video Project with the Direct-to-Disc Wizards Video Quality and Disc Size DVD Recording Time Video Audio Estimated time per disc size Quality FormatGetting Started Guide Creating Movies Using muvee autoProducer Basic Steps to Make a MovieLocating muvee autoProducer Using muvee autoProducer Getting startedCapturing live video from a DV camcorder Capturing video from a DV camcorderClick Tools, then Get Video from Camera Adding videos Capturing recorded video from a DV camcorderPage Adding pictures Adding musicChanging the settings Selecting the styleAdding an opening title and closing credits Making the movie Saving the movie project Recording the movie project to discComputer Playback Mail DV camcorder VCD video CDGetting Started Guide Getting Help Finding Onscreen GuidesFinding Guides on the Web Choose All Programs Choose User’s GuidesUsing the Onscreen Help and Support Center Using PC Help & ToolsUsing Updates from HP Choose All Programs Choose PC Help & ToolsGetting messages Turning off messagesReactivating messages Index IndexGetting Started Guide Multichannel speakers configuring Messages 100 supported formats Index Printed
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a1428x, a1217n, a1320y, a1339d specifications

The HP a1350y, a1320y, a1330e, a1200e, and a1217n are part of HP's Pavilion line of desktop computers aimed at providing powerful performance and multimedia capabilities. Each model offers unique specifications catering to different customer needs, while maintaining HP's reputation for reliability and design.

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Overall, the HP Pavilion desktop series encapsulates a range of models that cater to different user requirements. With features emphasizing performance, storage, and multimedia, they provide suitable options for both casual users and more demanding applications, all backed by HP's commitment to quality and innovation.
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