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We have already covered how to get the most out of music and pictures on your BlackBerry; however, your BlackBerry can handle even more media than what we have discussed so far. For example, your BlackBerry can also handle videos from short videos you shoot on the BlackBerry to full length movies you watch on the device.

In addition to a camera, your BlackBerry also comes with a built-in video recorder, which you can use to catch your world in full motion video and sound when a simple picture won t suffice. Your Media app can play all videos you record or help you transfer videos to your BlackBerry from your computer.

If you use a Windows PC, then check out the built-in media transfer and sync capabilities of the BlackBerry Desktop Manger software described on page 105. If you use an Apple Mac, please refer to page 141.

One of the new features of your BlackBerry is the inclusion of a video recorder. The video recorder is perfect for capturing parts of a business presentation or your child s soccer game. Videos can be e-mailed or stored on your PC for later use just like pictures. Follow these steps to start and use the built-in video recorder:

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Push the Menu key, scroll down to the Applications folder, and click it. Glide to the Video Camera icon and click it.

If this is your first time in the camera after installing a media card, your BlackBerry should ask whether you always want to save videos to the media card we recommend answering Yes to this question.

Use the screen of the BlackBerry as your viewfinder to frame your video. When you are ready to record your video, click the Trackpad. This causes the light in the center to change to a Pause button, as shown in the figure to the right.

When you re ready to stop recording, click the Trackpad again to see the screen to the right. To continue recording, click the white circle in the left corner. To stop recording, glide over and click the white Stop square or press the Escape key. To play back the video you just recorded, glide over and click the Play triangle button.

(Yes that probably is Martin s fingertip.) To send the video via e-mail or MMS (if available), click the Envelope icon.

Like the BlackBerry s built-in camera, the device s video camera lets you set a number of options for controlling the recording process. To access these options, press the Menu key and select Options.

For example, you can use this menu to choose from the following Color Effect options: Normal (color) Black and White Sepia (a quasi-brown, old-fashioned tinting)

You can also adjust the Video Format option to select for Normal video storage or MMS Mode. NOTE: MMS mode uses a much smaller screen and file size that is suitable for sending wirelessly; however, it will be of lower quality than Normal mode. To choose where your videos are stored, click the Folder icon and navigate to a new folder. Remember, we strongly recommend storing your videos on a media card. This way, you don t fill up your main BlackBerry device memory.

Your BlackBerry supports many different video formats. The following tables list the video formats supported by the BlackBerry 8500 series in particular. Supported Formats (Source: www.blackberry.com) File Format / Component Codec Extension

Simple and Advance Simple Profile, 320x240 pixels, up Supported to 1500 kbps, 24 frames per second Profile 0 and 3, Level 45 Supported

H.263

*** We recommend searching the online BlackBerry Knowledge Base for the most up-todate listing. View this at: http://na.blackberry.com/eng/devices/blackberryCurve 8520/Curve_specifications.jsp.