RETURN Finish
dSelect an album to make an “x-Pict Story” file from, and press ENTER.
The music selection display appears.
Photo
Number of Files:4
Capital 0713 11/25/2005 - 7/13/2007
Photo
Number of Files:8
Ancient city 20070713 11/25/2005 - 11/27/2005
Using “x-Pict Story HD”
X-Pict Story HD is creating original personal movies from photo with sophisticated face-recognition technology and syncs transitions with music selected by CDs.
You can enjoy the created “x-Pict Story” file as it is, or convert it to an SD (Standard Definition) video title so you can copy to a disc and play it on other devices. The converted video title can be edited (page 79), or added to a “x-ScrapBook” album (page 65).
For details about SD and HD picture quality, see page 100.
Note
Use the preset music if you plan to give the BD/DVD to others after copying. Note that the materials are copyrighted and except for personal enjoyment, unauthorized use is against the copyright law. Sending the copyrighted material outside the home network, or saving the material in a place accessible by unauthorized third parties is also prohibited by the copyright law.
aPress HOME to turn on the Home Menu.
bSelect to display the icons.
Copy x-ScrapBook
Create x-Pict Story HD
Photo
Memory Stick
x-Pict Story HD
x-ScrapBook
Sample Album
Album
cSelect (Create x-Pict Story HD) and press ENTER.
The photo album selection display appears.
Create x-Pict Story HD - Select Album
Select an album
Cancel
KYOTO Story
Photo

Change Theme

Kindergarten @20070710

Select a theme.

 

Wedding

Cancel

Birthday

 

Graduation

 

Baby

 

Beach

 

Y Zoom in/Zoom out

RETURN Finish

To enlarge, press YELLOW.gSelect the desired theme you and press

ENTER.

Notes on “x-ScrapBook”•When you edit an album, the previous playback point will not be retained.•You cannot add the same video title to an album multiple times.

•The album content may change if its video title is edited. Changes such as video content (replacement with the edited version or only a photo), location within the album, or deletion from the album may result.

•Albums will be erased if the source folder or its files are deleted from the HDD.

•Compared to the operations on the HDD, playback options for copied discs are limited.

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