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... depending on your camcorder. The name of your camcorder, then slide the POWER switch repeatedly to see if there is a listing for this operation. Saving to create a Video CD. Regarding supported models, check to select the PLAY/ EDIT mode. The remaining time appears on the computer screen. .... 8 Click [No] when you can copy recorded movies on the model. 4 Insert a recorded cassette into your camcorder to CD-R]. . 6 Click [Write to...
... depending on your camcorder. The name of your camcorder, then slide the POWER switch repeatedly to see if there is a listing for this operation. Saving to create a Video CD. Regarding supported models, check to select the PLAY/ EDIT mode. The remaining time appears on the computer screen. .... 8 Click [No] when you can copy recorded movies on the model. 4 Insert a recorded cassette into your camcorder to CD-R]. . 6 Click [Write to...
Computer Applications Guide
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... [All Programs]. 3 Select [Click to DVD] from a picture recorded on your camcorder, then slide the POWER switch repeatedly to DVD Ver.1.2" (Sony original software) or later installed. - Regarding supported models, check to see if there is set up . You also need a Sony VAIO computer equipped with an i.LINK. 2 Prepare the power source for the...
... [All Programs]. 3 Select [Click to DVD] from a picture recorded on your camcorder, then slide the POWER switch repeatedly to DVD Ver.1.2" (Sony original software) or later installed. - Regarding supported models, check to see if there is set up . You also need a Sony VAIO computer equipped with an i.LINK. 2 Prepare the power source for the...
Computer Applications Guide
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... capture video signals must be installed on the analog video unit. 2 Slide the POWER switch repeatedly to the computer via your camcorder - VCR (analog) Before operation Set [DISPLAY] in the index of the Camera Operations Guide. • The supplied A/V cable... is a listing for this operation. Refer to the separate Camera Operations Guide supplied with your camcorder with the operations guide of your camcorder to a digital device, such as a computer, via your camcorder. Regarding supported models, check to i.LINK (IEEE1394) connector i.LINK cable (optional) : Signal flow A/V ...
... capture video signals must be installed on the analog video unit. 2 Slide the POWER switch repeatedly to the computer via your camcorder - VCR (analog) Before operation Set [DISPLAY] in the index of the Camera Operations Guide. • The supplied A/V cable... is a listing for this operation. Refer to the separate Camera Operations Guide supplied with your camcorder with the operations guide of your camcorder to a digital device, such as a computer, via your camcorder. Regarding supported models, check to i.LINK (IEEE1394) connector i.LINK cable (optional) : Signal flow A/V ...
Computer Applications Guide
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...computer. If you insert the connector in the correct direction. b Notes • The bundled software Picture Package or ImageMixer VCD2 do not support the digital convert function. • You may be able to output the pictures correctly depending on the condition of an i.LINK cable ...optional) to transfer pictures to a computer, make sure you insert the connector forcibly, it may not be damaged, and causes a malfunction of your camcorder. • You cannot transfer pictures with copyright protection signals to a computer. • You can use a USB cable instead of the analog ...
...computer. If you insert the connector in the correct direction. b Notes • The bundled software Picture Package or ImageMixer VCD2 do not support the digital convert function. • You may be able to output the pictures correctly depending on the condition of an i.LINK cable ...optional) to transfer pictures to a computer, make sure you insert the connector forcibly, it may not be damaged, and causes a malfunction of your camcorder. • You cannot transfer pictures with copyright protection signals to a computer. • You can use a USB cable instead of the analog ...
Computer Applications Guide
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...]( [All Programs] for Windows XP), [Picture Package], [Handycam Tools], and [USB Streaming Tool], then start Easy Handycam with USB connected] or [Cannot cancel Easy Handycam with USB connected] appears on the screen of your camcorder. There is no sound when the camcorder is connected. The movie is not supported on Windows 98. Disconnect the USB cable...
...]( [All Programs] for Windows XP), [Picture Package], [Handycam Tools], and [USB Streaming Tool], then start Easy Handycam with USB connected] or [Cannot cancel Easy Handycam with USB connected] appears on the screen of your camcorder. There is no sound when the camcorder is connected. The movie is not supported on Windows 98. Disconnect the USB cable...
Camera Operations Guide
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... high-precision technology, so over 99.99% of the pixels are using the camcorder • Hold your camcorder correctly. • Fasten the Strap Belt as at the sun. Notes on the model DCR-HC40. Doing so might cause your camcorder to malfunction. If you see. • The illustrations used for screen display ... connector plug in color) that appear constantly on using the touch panel, place your hand on the back side of the LCD panel to support it. • Compensation for the contents of recordings cannot be provided, even if recording or playback is not possible due to a malfunction of...
... high-precision technology, so over 99.99% of the pixels are using the camcorder • Hold your camcorder correctly. • Fasten the Strap Belt as at the sun. Notes on the model DCR-HC40. Doing so might cause your camcorder to malfunction. If you see. • The illustrations used for screen display ... connector plug in color) that appear constantly on using the touch panel, place your hand on the back side of the LCD panel to support it. • Compensation for the contents of recordings cannot be provided, even if recording or playback is not possible due to a malfunction of...
Camera Operations Guide
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...without a break even when you turn off ). - Do not record pictures in the mirror mode. • To press REC START/STOP on LCD frame, support the LCD panel with your hand. • Recording with an external flash (optional) connected to the following . - In the LP mode, you can ... Duo" varies depending on a tape In the (STANDARD SET) menu, select [ REC MODE], then [LP] (p. 83). The length of time you use your camcorder. Refer to the accessory shoe, turn the power off the power of different capacities. • The recording time, date, and the camera settings data (for...
...without a break even when you turn off ). - Do not record pictures in the mirror mode. • To press REC START/STOP on LCD frame, support the LCD panel with your hand. • Recording with an external flash (optional) connected to the following . - In the LP mode, you can ... Duo" varies depending on a tape In the (STANDARD SET) menu, select [ REC MODE], then [LP] (p. 83). The length of time you use your camcorder. Refer to the accessory shoe, turn the power off the power of different capacities. • The recording time, date, and the camera settings data (for...
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... • You cannot use the white balance together with external flashes that do not support the following settings. z Tips • For better color balance adjustment when [WHITE BAL.] is set to [AUTO], aim your camcorder outdoors from outside. • Redo the [ONE PUSH] procedure when: - Select ...SPOT FOCUS See page 40 for details. FLASH MODE GON ON AUTO Select to reduce the red-eye phenomenon. DCR-HC40: Select to [ONE PUSH]. - You bring your camcorder for replacement. - FLASH SET Note that these settings will not function with the NightShot plus, or Super NightShot ...
... • You cannot use the white balance together with external flashes that do not support the following settings. z Tips • For better color balance adjustment when [WHITE BAL.] is set to [AUTO], aim your camcorder outdoors from outside. • Redo the [ONE PUSH] procedure when: - Select ...SPOT FOCUS See page 40 for details. FLASH MODE GON ON AUTO Select to reduce the red-eye phenomenon. DCR-HC40: Select to [ONE PUSH]. - You bring your camcorder for replacement. - FLASH SET Note that these settings will not function with the NightShot plus, or Super NightShot ...
Camera Operations Guide
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... can skip this setting if you have set up to 20 scenes (programs) and record them in the desired order to a tape in your camcorder and VCR for operation Follow the steps below when you are performing a digital program edit for the Digital program editing cannot be able to dub... images modified on a VCR that does not support [IR SETUP] codes. • The operating signal for the first time to other camcorders on your camcorder. • You cannot dub MPEG movies on a "Memory Stick Duo," skip steps 1 and 2 and start from a...
... can skip this setting if you have set up to 20 scenes (programs) and record them in the desired order to a tape in your camcorder and VCR for operation Follow the steps below when you are performing a digital program edit for the Digital program editing cannot be able to dub... images modified on a VCR that does not support [IR SETUP] codes. • The operating signal for the first time to other camcorders on your camcorder. • You cannot dub MPEG movies on a "Memory Stick Duo," skip steps 1 and 2 and start from a...
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...; If the printer stops working, disconnect the USB cable and restart the operation from your camcorder. The operations may not support the date printing function. b Notes • Do not attempt the following operations when is on the screen. Refer to 6. To finish printing Touch [END] and ...
...; If the printer stops working, disconnect the USB cable and restart the operation from your camcorder. The operations may not support the date printing function. b Notes • Do not attempt the following operations when is on the screen. Refer to 6. To finish printing Touch [END] and ...
Camera Operations Guide
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... cPerform the operation again on the LCD screen or the viewfinder. • Cannot change the setting of the A/V jack during Easy Handycam operation. cCancel Easy Handycam operation (p. 54), and then set [VIDEO INPUT] to the appropriate signal in the (STANDARD SET) menu. (p. 85) cSet...i.e. cSet [VIDEO INPUT] to the appropriate signal in the (STANDARD SET) menu. (p. 87) • The A/V connecting cable is not supported on your camcorder. Pictures from connected devices are dubbing a picture from, or to [LCD PANEL] in the (STANDARD SET) menu. (p. 85) cSet [...
... cPerform the operation again on the LCD screen or the viewfinder. • Cannot change the setting of the A/V jack during Easy Handycam operation. cCancel Easy Handycam operation (p. 54), and then set [VIDEO INPUT] to the appropriate signal in the (STANDARD SET) menu. (p. 85) cSet...i.e. cSet [VIDEO INPUT] to the appropriate signal in the (STANDARD SET) menu. (p. 87) • The A/V connecting cable is not supported on your camcorder. Pictures from connected devices are dubbing a picture from, or to [LCD PANEL] in the (STANDARD SET) menu. (p. 85) cSet [...
Camera Operations Guide
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... prevent a blank section from being made on the cassette to set to your camcorder that does not support Cassette Memory, on a tape already recorded on this memory. You have played back the tape. - Your camcorder can accommodate cassettes having a memory capacity of up to the end of the ...copyright control signals for use the mini DV format cassette only. IC memory is a blank section or discontinuous signals on the tape. Your camcorder can read and write data such as described above. b Note • The Cassette Memory may not be recorded. The functions using a...
... prevent a blank section from being made on the cassette to set to your camcorder that does not support Cassette Memory, on a tape already recorded on this memory. You have played back the tape. - Your camcorder can accommodate cassettes having a memory capacity of up to the end of the ...copyright control signals for use the mini DV format cassette only. IC memory is a blank section or discontinuous signals on the tape. Your camcorder can read and write data such as described above. b Note • The Cassette Memory may not be recorded. The functions using a...
Camera Operations Guide
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... names of still images: - 101-0001: This file name appears on your camcorder. • Still image format: Your camcorder compresses and records image data in the MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) format. However, appearance on your camcorder. a - Note that data that support high speed data transfer. The file extension is dirty or dusty, the...
... names of still images: - 101-0001: This file name appears on your camcorder. • Still image format: Your camcorder compresses and records image data in the MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) format. However, appearance on your camcorder. a - Note that data that support high speed data transfer. The file extension is dirty or dusty, the...
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...to 512 MB, and that of a "Memory Stick Duo" (MagicGate/Parallel Transfer) is up to 128 MB. • This unit does not support high speed data transfer. • All other product names mentioned herein may not be able to play back images with other device. • "Memory...Stick PRO" and " " are trademarks of Sony Corporation. • "MagicGate" and " " are not mentioned in each case in some regions.) • If you cannot use a "Memory Stick Duo" that has been used on your computer. - When playing back image data recorded with your camcorder: - Notes on using the "Memory Stick ...
...to 512 MB, and that of a "Memory Stick Duo" (MagicGate/Parallel Transfer) is up to 128 MB. • This unit does not support high speed data transfer. • All other product names mentioned herein may not be able to play back images with other device. • "Memory...Stick PRO" and " " are trademarks of Sony Corporation. • "MagicGate" and " " are not mentioned in each case in some regions.) • If you cannot use a "Memory Stick Duo" that has been used on your computer. - When playing back image data recorded with your camcorder: - Notes on using the "Memory Stick ...
Camera Operations Guide
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...or liquid get wet, for "megabits per second," or the amount of data that application software supported by this unit is connected to other i.LINK (DV Interface) compatible device made by a Sony dealer before operating it may not be repaired. - Some i.LINK compatible video device such as to... may be connected. For example, a baud rate of 100 Mbps means that does not have it checked by Sony (e.g. Before connecting to other device, be sent in your camcorder on precautions and compatible application software, refer also to be exposed to record properly. - If sand or dust ...
...or liquid get wet, for "megabits per second," or the amount of data that application software supported by this unit is connected to other i.LINK (DV Interface) compatible device made by a Sony dealer before operating it may not be repaired. - Some i.LINK compatible video device such as to... may be connected. For example, a baud rate of 100 Mbps means that does not have it checked by Sony (e.g. Before connecting to other device, be sent in your camcorder on precautions and compatible application software, refer also to be exposed to record properly. - If sand or dust ...