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Release Notes for HP-UX 10.30: HP 9000 Computers > Chapter 7 Other Operating System and Subsystem
Changes Multimedia for 10.10 |
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For 10.10: This section covers the capabilities available from the Media Toolbox in the General Toolbox. On your Series 700 workstation or HP ENVIZEX or ENTRIA X station, you can use the Media Toolbox for:
Capture allows you to take a picture of part of your display and save it as a file. This is also known as a "window dump." You can use two methods to capture images from the screen:
ImageView provides a quick way to view graphics, images, or screen captures in full color. Once the image is displayed, you can cut, copy, and paste sections, adjust the brightness and contrast, rotate the image, convert the file type, and save these changes. While previously ImageView only displayed images, it now has the editing features of ImageView in HP MPower (an optional HP-UX 9.x product) plus Cut, Copy, and Paste features. ImageView supports many types of image and graphics files, such as TIFF, JPEG, and XWD. Refer to the ImageView online help for a full list of file types. For more information, see “Viewing Images ” and “Printing an Image File ”. To edit an image, you must first display it.
To print images, you must have access to a SharedPrint/UX printer. For basic SharedPrint/UX information, see “SharedPrint/UX ”. For more information on SharedPrint/UX, refer to the SharedPrint/UX User and Administrator's Guide for HP-UX 10.0 (part number B1171-90124). On most Series 700 workstations and certain X stations, you can play audio or record it from a variety of sources, such as a tape player or CD player. You can send the signal to a variety of outputs, such as your headphones, a tape recorder, or external speakers. Recordings are stored as audio files. An audio file can be played, or it can be displayed as a waveform. You can edit the waveform. Editing the waveform is similar to editing a text file; you can add to the audio waveform, delete a segment, and move or copy segments. Creating an audio file is different from adding audio annotation to a file. Refer to the HP VUE User's Guide for information on audio annotation. The Series 700 models 705, 710, 712, 715, 725, 735, and 755 have audio hardware. The models 720, 730, and 750 do not have audio hardware, but they can be upgraded to become models 725, 735, and 755. The audio on HP 9000 Series 400 workstations (which are not supported on HP-UX 10.x) is incompatible with the Audio Editor and Control Panel. If you order HP ENVIZEX and HP ENTRIA X stations with an audio accessory kit, you can use the X station for audio. If you are using a workstation, it needs to be on a network that is running HP DCE/9000 software. For more information, see the online DCE/9000 Release Notes in the following files:
To set up a microphone, speakers, or other audio equipment, see the Using Your HP Workstation manual (A2615-90003) or the Audio Editor help (look under "Audio Editor Tasks"). To connect audio equipment to an ENVIZEX or ENTRIA X station, see the owner's manual for your X station. The Audio Control panel controls playback volume and determines where you hear the audio. It also provides a way to stop playback or monitor a recording. In the Front Panel, the Audio Control is to the right of the Text Editor Control. Click this control to start it. If an error message appears with a Help button, click the Help button for instructions. You can use these instructions to troubleshoot the problem.
Audio files require a large amount of storage space. Keep only the files that you need and delete them when you are finished using them to avoid running out of disk space. If you used audio on HP-UX 9.0, note these changes to audio:
The Audio Developer's kit is no longer shipped with the HP-UX 10.x system. It is instead part of the HP-UX Developer's Toolkit (part number B3393AA for the Series 700, or part number B3395AA for the Series 800). This toolkit also includes the Image Developer's Kit and other programming capabilities. To use the multimedia tools at the HP-UX command line, refer to the manpages. See Table 7-2 “HP MPower Manpages ” for a list of manpages. Table 7-2 HP MPower Manpages
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