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STEP 3: View the Bit Mapped Image
The Video Window in the Videogram Creator application provides a preview of the image captured. For closer inspection
of the image, you can pull up a separate window containing your BMP.
From the “Edit” menu, click on “View Bitmap” to bring up the Snapshot Inspection Window. Click the right (or usual)
mouse button to zoom in and the left (or secondary) to zoom out.
STEP 4: Save and Send
This function is identical to the Save and Send function of a motion Videogram as described in Chapter 5.
Grabbing Snapshot Images from Pre-Recorded Video
To use pre-recorded video from you hard disk, go to the “File” menu and select the open option. Select the directory or
folder that contains you AVI file(s) and open the file of your choice.
Once your file has been selected, use the player control buttons on the “Video Toolbar” at the bottom of the main screen
to review the video and find the scene you would like to capture. Click the “Grab Still” button to freeze and capture your
image.
Picturegram
A Picturegram is a still grab plus voice narration. It can be prepared and sent like a Videogram except that the size will be a
lot smaller. One can create Picturegrams of sizes up to 1600x1200 pixels. Sometimes it can be a more effective way to
communicate
Proceed to Chapter 8 for information on how to add a voice-over to your new image capture. By doing this you can add
narration to still images and create Picturegrams.
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Snapshot Inspection Window
Edit Menu