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RECentral Mac I675 User Manual[...]
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Disclaimer 2 RECentral Mac RECentral Mac is your one and only companion in HD video capturing. The interface is stylish, easy to use, and giv es you easy acce ss to all the essen tial featu res in video cap turing, utilizing the full functionality of your capture device. Y ou will be able to view the video being captured, the remaining time availab[...]
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Getting Started 3 Getting Started Interface Overview This is the interface of RECentral Mac : No. Name Descriptions 1 Preview Window T oggle Switch T oggles the preview window on/off 2 Function Buttons Area Function buttons for the selected mode 3 Display Area Display area for info and warnings in the selected mode 4 Mode Dial S w i t c h e s b e t[...]
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Getting Started 4 Preview Window The Preview Window is where the video input can be viewed. Click on to open the Preview Window , click on again to close the Preview Window . No. Name Descriptions 1 Fullscreen Button Switches to fullscreen view 2 Prevew Screen Preview of the video being transmitted to the capturing device 3 Audio Button Quick acces[...]
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Getting Started 5 Fullscreen Preview Click on or double-click on the Preview Sc reen to enter Fullscreen Preview . Double-click ag ain on the screen to exit Fullscreen Preview . No. Name Descriptions 1 Fullscreen Preview F ul l s c re e n v i e w o f t h e vi d eo b ei n g t r a ns m i t t ed to t he capturing device 2 Mini Control Panel Remaining [...]
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Record Mode 6 Record Mode Click on on the Mode Dial to switch to Record Mode. This is the mode used for recording videos, it is selected by default on startup. The interface altern ates between the Standby Panel when not recording and the Recording Panel while recording videos. Standby Panel No. Name Descriptions 1 Loop Recording Button T o g g l e[...]
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Record Mode 7 the volume, drag it left to decrease the volume. Y ou can check the V olume Meter at any time for the audio signal level. Remaining Time : Displays the available recording time remaining on the selected storage media. RECentral Mac calculates the remaining time based on the remaining disk capacity on the selected storage media. The fo[...]
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Record Mode 8 Duration : Displays the length of the video recorded. The format is [#Hours]:[#Minutes]:[#Seconds]. Capacity Ring : The Capacity Ring is a circular meter that indicates the percentage of available disk space on the selected storage media. Available disk space are displayed in bright orange-red marks, each mark representing 1% of the t[...]
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Snapshot Mode 9 Snapshot Mode Click on on the Mode Dial to switch to Snapshot Mode. Select this mode to take snapshots from the video source. No. Name Descriptions 1 Burst Mode Button D is p l ay s c u rr e n t Bu r s t M od e , c li c k t o s wi t c h b et w e en different Burst Modes (1, 3, 6, or 12 images per click) 2 Gallery Window Preview snap[...]
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Settings Mode 10 Settings Mode Click on on the Mode Dial to switch to the Settings Mode. Y ou can adjust various settings in this mode. No. Name Descriptions 1 Quick Settings Buttons D i s p l a y s c u r r e n t s e l e c t i o n s o f c a p t u r e d e v i c e , v i d e o source, and audio source, click on each button to switch between available [...]
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Settings Mode 11 1. Basic Settings Language : Select the language used in RECentral Mac interface. Prex : Set the prex of recorded video les. Location : Set the location where video les will be stored. Device information : Information of the connected device will be displayed here. 2. Capture Settings 2.1 Signal Settings[...]
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Settings Mode 12 Video Source : Select the video signal source to record from. Audio Source : Select the audio signal source to record from. Video Adjustment : Select to enable Color Adjustment. 2.2 Output Settings Configuration Profile : Select or create new video output profiles. Click on the gear icon to Add, Rename, or Delete proles. Video F[...]
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Settings Mode 13 2.3 Loop Recording Settings Loop Recording Time : Set the length of Loop Recording video les. 3. Microphone Settings Microphone : Select the microphone from which external audio will be recorded. Save as Separate *.mp3 File : T ick the checkbox to save external audio as separate mp3 les. Input V olume : Use the lever to adjus[...]
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Settings Mode 14 4. PC-Free Settings Resolution : Select the resolution of the video output when not recording to PCs. Video Bitrate : Select the bitrate of the video output when not recording to PCs.[...]
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File Management Mode 15 File Management Mode Click on on the Mode Dial to switch to File Management Mode. Use this mode to set up le path or access recorded les. No. Name Descriptions 1 Path Set Up Button Displays the current folder where recordings are saved, click to change the location 2 VIEW Button Opens Finder to view recorded videos Sav[...]