Video Recorder (Nokia 6600)

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Video Recorder (Nokia 6600)

Your Nokia 6600 phone is equipped to film digital videos approximately 10 seconds in length. These video clips may be sent to other T-Mobile video-capable phones or to any e-mail address. To play the video, an e-mail recipient may need to download the Nokia Multimedia Player from Nokia 6600 Phone Support.

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Filming and saving videos ›
Playing video clips ›
Sending a video via Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) ›
Sending videos via Bluetooth®* ›
Sending videos via infrared ›
Sending videos via e-mail ›

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Recorded video clips are in the H.263 format, which result in files with an extension of .3gp.
You can record videos up to 95 KB in size or approximately 10 seconds long.
The video recorder saves the video clip to either the phone memory or to the memory card.
A recording timer is displayed in the upper right corner of the screen.
Press the joystick up to zoom in on your subject before or during recording. Press the joystick down to zoom out again.

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Filming and saving videos

To film and save videos, perform the following steps:

1.	To open the main menu, press the Menu key.

2.	To open the recorder, scroll to Video Recorder, and then press the joystick.

3.	Once an image appears on the screen, press the joystick to start recording.

4.	If necessary, use the Left Soft key to select Pause. To quit recording, use the Right Soft key to select Stop, and then save the video clip to Gallery and then Video Clips.

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Playing video clips

Immediately after recording a video clip, use the Left Soft key to select Options. Scroll to Play, and then press the joystick. The video clip will be replayed using the Real One Player™.

To view a saved video clip, access the main menu by pressing the Menu

key. Scroll to Gallery, select Video Clips, and then press the joystick. To select a video clip, scroll to the desired image, and then press the joystick.

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Sending a video via Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)

To send a video via MMS, perform the following steps:

1.	After recording the video, press the joystick to select Options.

NOTE: To send a saved video clip, open the main menu by pressing the Menu

key. Scroll to Gallery, and then press the joystick. Scroll to the Video Clips folder, and then press the joystick. To select a video clip, scroll to the desired clip, and then press the joystick.

2.	Scroll to Send, and then press the joystick.

3.	Scroll to Via multimedia, and then press the joystick.

4.	In the To field, type the recipient’s phone number or e-mail address.

5.	Type your message to include with the video clip.

TIP: To change the text input mode, press the Pencil

key to switch between alpha mode to type e-mail addresses and numeric mode to type numbers. To type a period, press the 1 key. To access a table of symbols, press the Plus (+) key.

6.	To send the message, use the Left Soft key to select Options, and then select Send.

TIP: To change the text input mode, press the Pencil

key to switch between alpha mode to type e-mail addresses and numeric mode to type numbers. To type a period, press the 1 key. To access a table of symbols, press the Plus (+) key.

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Sending videos via Bluetooth

The Nokia 6600 is equipped with Bluetooth technology, and is capable of sending pictures to another Bluetooth-equipped device.

To send videos via Bluetooth, perform the following steps:

1.	After taking the video, select Options by pressing the joystick.

NOTE: To send a saved video clip, open the main menu by pressing the Menu

2.	Scroll to Send, and then press the joystick.

3.	Scroll to Via Bluetooth, and then press the joystick. If you are prompted to turn on Bluetooth, select Yes. The phone then searches for other Bluetooth devices that are currently activated, and displays a list of available devices.

4.	Scroll to the desired device to which you want to send the message, and then press the joystick.

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Sending videos via infrared

The Nokia 6600 is equipped with infrared technology, and is capable of sending pictures to another infrared-equipped device.

To send a video via infrared, perform the following steps:

1.	After taking the video, select Options by pressing the joystick.

NOTE: To send a saved video clip, open the main menu by pressing the Menu

2.	Scroll to Send, and then press the joystick.

3.	Scroll to Via infrared, and then press the joystick. The phone then connects to infrared.

TIP: To send messages via infrared, the recipient’s device (computer or phone) must have infrared activated prior to attempting to send the clip. Also, your phone must be in the line of sight of the recipient’s infrared port in order to send.

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Sending videos via e-mail

You can send video clips to e-mail addresses. When you send a video clip to a computer, the recipient receives an e-mail on the computer with the video clip as an attachment. In order to view the video clip, the recipient must go to Nokia 6600 Phone Support, and download the free Nokia Multimedia Player. Once the recipient downloads and installs the Nokia Multimedia Player, you can double click the video file attachment to view it.

To send videos via e-mail, perform the following steps:

1.	After recording a video, select Options, select Send, and then select Via e-mail.

TIP: To send a saved video clip, access the main menu by pressing the Menu

key. Scroll to Gallery, and press the joystick. Scroll to the Video clips folder, and then press the joystick. To select a video clip, scroll to the desired clip and press the joystick.

2.	In the To text box, type a valid e-mail address. Include any subject or body text desired.

3.	To send the message, use the Left Soft key to select Options, and then select Send.

*The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by T-Mobile is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

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