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As a result, part of the original image may be missing off of the sides or top/bottom of the converted image. Stretch: Zooms the original image so it will fill the entire size of the converted image. 10 4. After selecting the setting you want, click [OK]. This will close the preferences dialog box. Note The following table shows the relationship between original file video resolution and converted file video resolution when “Automatically choose the best resolution for my files.” is checked on the dialog box that appears when you select -[Options]. Original File Converted File Preset Profile Small Size Normal Quality High Quality Wide Resolution – User Setting Profile 320 . 240 640 . 480 1024 . 768 1280 . 720 1920 . 1080 224 . 168, 224 . 56, 224 . 64, 224 . 80, 336 . 96 320 . 240 320 . 240, 432 . 192, 448 . 336 320 . 240 640 . 480 512 . 384 320 . 240 640 . 480 1024 . 768 640 . 480, 704 . 384, 720 . 480, 720 . 576, 320 . 240 640 . 480 1024 . 768 1280 . 720 848 . 400, 848 . 480 1280 . 720, 1440 . 1080, 1920 . 1080 320 . 240 640 . 480 1024 . 768 1280 . 720 1920 . 1080 To change the still image file conversion settings 1. Start up CASIO 3D Converter. 2. Under the device icon, click “JPG 3D”. 3. Click to display the Settings dialog box and then configure the settings you want. [General] tab Destination Path: Storage destination of the still image file produced by the conversion. Initial default: CASIO 3D Converter\JPG 3D\, located in the “Documents” folder of the currently logged in user. [Browse] button: Displays a “Browse For Folder” dialog box for specifying the destination folder. [Locate] button: Displays the current storage folder. [Photo] tab Profile: Select from among a preset profile or a user profile to configure resolution, quality, and other settings for the converted still image file. The following are the available preset profiles: Normal Quality (640 . 480), High Quality (1024 . 768), Wide Resolution (1280 . 720). For details about each profile, refer to the information on the Settings dialog box. [New] button: Click to create a new user profile. For details, see “To create a new profile” (page 12). [Delete] button: Click to delete a user profile. For details, see “To delete a user profile” (page 13). 4. After selecting the setting you want, click [OK]. This will close the preferences dialog box. 11 To create a new profile 1. Perform steps 1 through 3 under “To change the movie file conversion settings” (page 10) or “To change the still image file conversion settings” (page 11) to display the profile dialog box. 2. Depending on the type of profile you want to create, click the [Video] tab (for a movie) or the [Photo] tab (for a still image). 3. Click [New]. • This will display the settings for a new profile. New movie file conversion profile settings New still image file conversion profile settings 4. Configure resolution and other settings. • For a movie file, you can configure settings for resolution, bit rate, frame rate, and 3D depth only. The other settings are fixed at their displayed values. 5. In the input box in the bottom line of the dialog box, enter a profile name and then click [Save]. • The profile name you enter will appear in the “Profile” field. 6. To exit the Settings dialog box, click [OK]. 12 To delete a user profile 1. Perform steps 1 through 3 under “To change the movie file conversion settings” (page 10) or “To change the still image file conversion settings” (page 11) to display the profile dialog box. 2. Depending on the type of profile you want to delete, click the [Video] tab (for a movie) or the [Photo] tab (for a still image). 3. Click the “Profile” field and select the user profile you want to delete. • Note that performing the next step will delete the selected user profile, without displaying a confirmation message. 4. If you really want to delete the selected user profile, click [Delete]. 5. To exit the Settings dialog box, click [OK]. Note Preset profiles cannot be deleted. 13 Playing 3D Files Playing 3D Files You can use CASIO 3D Converter to play back 3D files you converted with it, or to play back other 3D files. 3D File Formats Supported for Playback Movie Files AVI 3D (Side-by-side, Video: ArcSoft H.264; Audio: PCM) 3D WMV (Side-by-side) 3D MP4 (Side-by-side, Video: H.264; Audio: AAC) 3D AVI (3D video recorded with Fujifilm W1/W3) Still-image Files 3D JPS 3D MPO (images captured with Fujifilm W1/W3) Playing 3D Files Converted with CASIO 3D Converter After you convert a 3D file with CASIO 3D Converter, it will remain in the file list area until you close it. To play a 3D file in the list area, click its thumbnail. This will display the Viewer window and start 3D file playback. • To view an image in 3D while wearing the 3D glasses, make sure that you select the full screen view of the viewer window. For details, see step 7 of the procedure under “To open a 3D file for playback”. • For details about playback operations for a 3D file that is not displayed in the ...