ClearClick Video2Digital Manuel utilisateur
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Safety Precautions –Important, Please Read:
1. Do not disassemble the unit.
2. Do not permit children to use or play with this device.
3. Please note that the device and/or plugged in USB drives
may become very warm during use.
4. Do not operate the unit around water or rain. Do not operate
the unit around any kind of machines or appliances (other
than computers).
5. Turn off and unplug the unit when not in use.
6. Use only the included accessories with the device.
7. Do not connect high powered, amplified audio outputs to the
“in” ports of the device.
8.Follow all copyright laws in your country. You are
responsible for your own use of this device.
2-Year Warranty
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that if anything goes wrong with the unit (other than accidental
damage) within the first year of ownership, we will replace the
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What’s In The Box?
Video2Digital® Converter 3.0
AV Cable
Audio Cable
USB Power Cable
Wall Power Adapter
User’s Manual
Included with special “BUNDLE” Edition ONLY:
· USB Flash Drive
· VideoPad Software License Card
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Device Diagram & Explanation (continued on next page)
1. LED indicators: A blue light means the device is on. A blue
blinking light means it is running low on storage space.
2. LCD Screen: LCD screen for preview/playback.
3. Panel Buttons:
Power: A single press will turn on/off the display screen. Hold down
for several seconds to turn off normally. To force device shutoff, hold
down longer than 10 seconds.
Menu: Press this button to enter or exit menus.
Vol+/-: Press these buttons to control the built-in speaker volume.
Mode: Press this button to switch among Record/Snapshot/Playback
mode. Hold down longer to delete a recording in playback mode.
Record: A single press will start/stop recording in recording mode.
Hold down longer to capture a snapshot in Snapshot mode.
OK: Selects an option. Pauses/resumes while recording.
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4. Speaker: Output of internal speaker.
5. Power button: Hold down several seconds to turn on/off device. A
single press will turn on/off the LCD.
6. DC IN: Power input for the USB power adapter.
7. MicroSD card slot: Insert a MicroSD card (with the gold contacts
facing you) for recording.
8. S-Video: S-video input (optional).
9. AV IN: Input jack for audio/video input signal.
10. HDMI OUT: HDMI output port (optional –output only, not an input).
11. USB: Insert a USB flash drive for recording.
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Quick Start Guide
1. Plug in and charge the device.
Using the included USB cable and power adapter,
plug in and charge the Video2Digital® Converter
3.0 using a wall outlet.
If the device does not turn on automatically, press
and hold the power button .
If the battery icon appears, press and hold the
power button again.
The device will automatically be in “Capture”
mode when you turn it on.
2. Plug in a USB flash drive or microSD card.
Plug in a USB flash drive or microSD card into the
converter. (We recommend using a new, “SanDisk
USB 3.0” drive, 512GB or less.) With most
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USB/microSD flash drives, the side with the logo
should face away from you as you insert it. The
converter will save the recorded digital videos
onto this drive.
3. Hook up your audio/video source.
Using the included audio or video cables, hook up
your audio or video source to your Video2Digital®
Converter 3.0. [Note: some camcorders will
require a proprietary type of AV cable which could
be purchased on eBay or Amazon.]
NOTE: For RCA audio sources such as
turntables, you can use the video cable (with
red/white/yellow connectors), without hooking up
the yellow (video) connector.
Connect the cable to the “OUT”ports of your
audio or video source (for VCR’s, usually in the
back), and into the audio/video “IN”ports on the
top of the Video2Digital® Converter 3.0.
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4. (AUDIO/MUSIC SOURCES ONLY) Switch the
device to “Audio Recording Only” mode.
Press “Menu” to open the main menu. Scroll
down and select “Record Audio or Video” and
press “OK.” Select “Audio Only” and press “OK.”
Press “Menu” to exit the menu.
[NOTE: If you want to record video later, repeat
this process but select “Audio+Video” instead of
“Audio Only.”]
Audio/Video Troubleshooting:
If you don’t get video or audio on the converter,
the audio or video source (i.e. VCR or camcorder)
is almost certainly the cause (not the converter).
You may want to hook up your video source
directly to a TV to verify if you get a good signal
there.
5. Start converting your video!
Press “Play” on your video source (VCR,
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camcorder, etc.) and start playing from it. Your
video should appear on the Video2Digital®
Converter’s screen.
Simply press the Record button to start
recording your video in digital format! To stop
recording, simply press the Record button again.
Jerky/glitchy video?
This issue can be corrected by recording through
the “S-Video” port instead. (You’ll also need to
change the “Video Source” setting in the menu.)
If your video source does not have S-Video out,
we will mail you an S-Video adapter at no cost!
Tip! The Video2Digital Converter 3.0 can
automatically stop recording after a preset
amount of time (i.e. 60 minutes, 90 minutes, etc.)
To learn how to use this feature, see page 13.
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6.Transfer your audio & video files to your PC or
Mac.
After stopping your recording, your digital file will be
saved onto the inserted USB drive or MicroSD card.
When you’re ready, you can transfer the digital
audio or video file to your computer.
First, make sure you’ve stopped recording by
pressing the Record button. (Do NOT unplug the
USB drive or MicroSD card while you are still
recording.)
Then, simply unplug your USB flash drive or
MicroSD card from the converter and plug it into
your computer.
Your USB drive or MicroSD card will show up as a
new drive on your computer. Browse this drive and
go to the “audio” or “video” folders. Your recorded
audio/video files will be in these folders. (Note: The
recorded files may appear out of order of recording
sometimes.)
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