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PhotonTV System Requirements:
Pentium II or higher CPU
32 MB RAM
150 MB free hard disk space
Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP operating system
CD Burner
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Silent
movies are the past. PhotonTV makes it easy to create shows that sound
as good as they look.
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Your photos, your music
PhotonTV lets you add MP3 soundtracks and wave files
to your shows. Visually browse your MP3s (PhotonTV even reads
and displays song title and artist information for you), preview
songs from within PhotonTV, and add them to your show with
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You're in control
Your soundtrack can be made up of as many songs as
you want. You can fade them in, fade them out, and even automatically
crossfade between songs. And with a single click, you can
set the display of the photos to exactly match the length
of your soundtrack.
Synchronizing the display of photos and sound has never been
easier, either. Just play your soundtrack, watch the slides,
and click them when you want them to advance. Your timings
are recorded so our photos and soundtrack will play in perfect
synchronization. |
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Audio enhancement
Our roots are in audio, and our audio products are
used by Grammy Award winners and professional recording studios
such as The Discovery Channel and Sony. PhotonTV brings the
same professional audio processing to your shows, with the ability
to enhance bass, add sparkle to your soundtrack, and even create
surround soundtracks from stereo sountracks and voice captions. |
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Voice Captions
PhotonTV doesn't stop with soundtracks. You can narrate
your show with voice captions, with a different sound file
played when each slide is displayed. We even include the ability
to record your voice captions, trim your recordings, and even
add special effects to your voice from within PhotonTV. |
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Mixing
PhotonTV gives you the ability to control and mix the
volumes of soundtracks, voice captions and surround channels.
Voice not loud enough? Turn it up. Too much surround sound?
Turn it down. There's even an automatic mode - "duck music
for voice" - where the soundtrack is automatically turned
down while a voice caption is played, then brought back up in
level when the voice stops. Just like in the movies. |
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Audio Encoding
As with photos, VideoCDs and DVDs can use compression
or "encoding" to allow hours of soundtracks to be
stored on a single disk. With PhotonTV, we worked hard to provide
not only the highest quality image compression possible, but
the highest quality audio encoding as well. |
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