English 43 REC button (p. 42)

REC PHOTO DISPLAY

MENU DIGITAL ZOOM ZOOM

SELECT

DELETE

DISC NAVIGATION

42 PHOTO button (p. 43)
50 ZOOM T button (p. 53) 51 DIGITAL ZOOM button (p. 53) 52 ZOOM W button (p. 53) 53 Reverse skip button (p. 73) 54 Forward search button (p. 72) 55 Play/pause button (p. 71) 56 Stop button (p. 12, 51, 71) 57 Forward skip button (p. 73)
44 MENU button (p. 34, 51, 81) 45 SELECT button (p. 76) 46 Reverse search button (p. 72) 47 DELETE button (p. 80) 48 DISC NAVIGATION button (p. 68) 49 DISPLAY button (p. 46, 75)
* The buttons on remote control will function the same as those on DVD video camera/recorder.
This section explains preparations for recording setting up the DVD video camera/recorder and battery.

Demonstration Function

This DVD video camera/recorder is equipped with a demonstration function. The default at purchase time is Auto, which will automatically start the demonstration approx. three minutes after the DVD video camera/recorder is turned on. Refer to CHANGING SETTING OF DEMONSTRATION on page 36 if you wish to view the demonstration immediately or change the setting to Off.
Setting Up the DVD Video Camera/Recorder
HOLDING DVD VIDEO CAMERA/RECORDER
Insert your right hand from the bottom of DVD video camera/recorder up to the base of your thumb. Put your hand in a position where you can easily operate the REC button and the Zoom lever. Adjust the length of hand strap so that the DVD video camera/recorder is stable when you press the REC button with your thumb.

ATTACHING SHOULDER STRAP

Be sure to pass through the 2 slots.
Pass the shoulder strap through the shoulder strap attachments.

ATTACHING LENS CAP

1 Attach the shorter end of lens cap string to

the lens cap.

2 Attach the longer end of lens cap string to the
attachment hole of DVD video camera/ recorder.

Shorter end

Longer end
3 Push the both sides of cap inward and attach

it over the lens.

Push and fit
Note: Always keep the lens cap on when not using the DVD video camera/recorder, to protect the lens. When recording, attach the lens cap to the hand strap by hooking the tab inside the cap onto strap for comfortable shooting.
INSERTING BATTERY INTO REMOTE CONTROL

Note: The DVD video camera/recorder does not record the date and time as a part of image. However, this information during recording will be recorded with image as data which can be checked on Disc Navigation screen during playback (see INFORMATION DISPLAY DURING RECORDING on page 46).
Display when recording an image of yourself
When recording with the LCD screen facing the same direction as the lens, the operating status will appear: The battery remaining level will appear only when the remaining level is very low, and the display will blink.
Operating status/warning message Battery remaining level
No warning/message (see page 46) will appear when recording with the LCD screen facing the same direction as the lens. Instead, the following screen display symbols will blink to inform you of the operation status of DVD video camera/recorder. When the LCD monitor is turned 180 from the position with the LCD screen facing the same direction as the lens, the warning/message can be checked.
Switching the information display mode
Interpreting symbols on LCD screen when recording with the screen facing the same direction as the lens
Screen display symbol Description
A write-protected disc is loaded. A locked card is loaded. An unusable card is loaded. An attempt to record a still is being made with a DVD-RW/DVDR/+RW disc used. An unusable disc is loaded. During recording (lights in red). The remaining capacity on disc is approaching the limit 0 (blinks in red). During recording pause (lights in green). During focus lock (lights in purple). The remaining capacity on disc or card is approaching the limit 0 (blinks in red). There is no remaining capacity on disc or card (blinks in green).
Note: If the LCD screen is set facing the same direction as the lens, the LCD screen will display a mirror image (left and right reversed). If the LCD screen is set facing the same direction as the lens, you can also view subject image in the viewfinder. Although you can switch to the manual focus, exposure and on-screen display modes even during recording with LCD screen facing the same direction as lens, they will not appear on the screen. When the LCD monitor is opened and turned 180 with the Programme AE set to Low Light, the monitor screen will light white (see page 60).
The following two on-screen menu modes are available with this DVD video camera/recorder: Full Menu: To display all menu items for experts Quick Menu: To display only the fundamental menu items for first timers

2 Choose Low Light, and designate it. 3 Press the MENU button to end the setting. 4 Open the LCD
monitor, turn it 180 so that it faces the same direction as the lens: The LCD monitor will light white.
Note: Use the viewfinder to check the image to be recorded. The LCD monitor light allows you to record a subject up to 1 m even in a dark place. An after-image will appear when filming a moving subject or if camera shake occurs (it is recommended that you use a tripod). If a subject cannot be focused properly, manually adjust the focus (see page 55).
ADJUSTING COLOUR (WHITE BALANCE)
This DVD video camera/recorder automatically adjusts the colour of subject. Change the white balance setting depending on the recording conditions. Mode

Auto Set Outdoor Indoor

Setting content
White balance always automatically adjusted You can manually adjust white balance to match the light source or situation (p. 61) To record in fine weather To record under incandescent light, halogen light or bulbcolour type fluorescent light

On-screen display

2 Choose the desired option, and then press the
Infrared sensor block If a tele or wide-conversion lens is used, the auto white balance may not operate depending on the recording conditions. If this happens, set to the mode to match the recording conditions, or manually set the white balance. Be sure to remove the lens cap before turning the DVD video camera/recorder on: If the DVD video camera/recorder is turned on with the lens capped, the white balance will not work normally.
Setting white balance manually

1 Point the DVD

Thick paper
video camera/ recorder at a white object so that it fills the screen. Use an object that is not transparent. If focus is not correct when the white object fills the screen, manually focus the object, referring to Manually Focusing Subject (see page 55).
2 Press the MENU button, choose White Bal.,
Set, and then press the button.

3 Hold

Note: The white balance set using the Set option will be stored in memory until it is re-set. Do not use a coloured object when setting the white balance: The appropriate tint cannot be set. The setting on white balance Set may not be possible in a dark place. Also, the white balance cannot be set when the zoom bar is in the digital zoom range (p. 53). In such status, the indicator will remain blinking. Set the white balance in a bright place with Dig. Zoom: Off specified. If the recording conditions have changed, re-set the white balance for appropriate colours. The setting will be stored in memory even when the DVD video camera/recorder is turned off: The indicator will blink when the DVD video camera/ recorder is turned on next time. Re-set the white balance as needed.

1000003

Recording mode*1 Lock*5

Playback operation*6

Recording date/time display: Shows the date/ time when recording was started. Even when playback starts, the date/time display will not advance. No display: No information will appear. However, when the mode of playback operation is switched, the symbol will appear for approx. 3 seconds.
Note: See page 90 and after for Programme, page 93 and after for Play List.
SELECTING MULTIPLE SCENES

the desired scene.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 to randomly select multiple scenes.
3 Press the SELECT button once:
The selected scene will be framed in red and yellow.
SELECTING CONSECUTIVE SCENES TOGETHER
1 Press the DISC NAVIGATION button. 2 Use the / / /
buttons to point the cursor at the first scene in the range of scenes you want to select.

A l l P r ogr ams PLAY

Note: You can know the status of scenes from the colours of cursor and bargraph:

005 / 014

Cursor Yellow Blue Red
A l l P r ogr ams 005 / 014

Bar graph

Status of scenes
Light blue Current cursor position Light blue Yellow
Range of scenes being selected Scenes already selected

Yellow frame

3 Hold down the
SELECT button for at least one second: The selected scene will be doubly framed in yellow and blue.
Double frames in yellow and blue
A l l P r ogr ams 010/ 014

4 Use the

/ / / buttons to select the last scene in the range you want, and then press the button:
Pressing the button after selecting scenes will play back only the selected scenes from the beginning of each. To cancel a selected scene, select the scene to be cancelled, and then press the SELECT button. To cancel all selected scenes, press the button. You can also select scenes in reverse from the last scene in the range. To release multiple selection, press the or SELECT button before pressing the button in step 4. Up to 999 scenes can be selected for both disc and card.

DESELECT ALL

Red frame The thumbnails of scenes in the specified range will be framed in When scenes up to this point are selected red, and then selected.

The Disc Navigation mode will allow a variety of further operations.
Functions Available with Disc Navigation

Available function

Editing of scenes Setting special effects to scenes Copy from disc to card Scene lock

Contents

*1 You can delete unnecessary scenes,
combine scenes, or divide one scene. You can attach fade and skip to a scene, and change existing thumbnails. You can copy photos recorded on DVDRAM disc to card.
Scene information display Changing title Creation of play list Disc or Card initialisation Remaining display (Capacity) Disc protection
You can lock any scene so that it will not be deleted by mistake: Essential scenes are thereby protected, and recording another still is possible. You can display information on one scene or multiple scenes, such as image quality, recording time, etc. You can change the title of play list or programme. You can create an original movie by changing the combination of scenes.

91, 100
You can initialise a DVD-RAM/DVD-RW/ +RW disc or card so that it can be used on this DVD video camera/recorder. The remaining recordable movie time or number of recordable stills is displayed. You can protect the DVD-RAM/DVD-RW (VR-mode) disc to prevent deletion or editing by mistake. You can use this DVD video camera/ recorder to finalise any DVD-RW/DVD-R/ +RW disc recorded on it so that the disc can be viewed on DVD recorder/player, etc. You can unfinalise a DVD-RW (VF-mode)/ +RW that was finalised on this DVD video camera/recorder so that additional videos can be recorded on the disc. You can repeatedly play back programmes and scenes.

101 101

Disc finalisation

Unfinalising disc

Repeat play Slide show

105 106

You can play back stills continuously.
*1 Only deletion is possible. *2 Additional recording can be made on a finalised DVD-RW (VR-mode). Note: Setting special effects to scenes (fade, skip, thumbnail) are unique to this DVD video camera/recorder. When a disc with any effects set on this DVD video camera/recorder is directly played back on a DVD recorder/player or read into PC, the set effect results will not be reflected in the playback or reading. To reflect the set effect results, connect both devices using the AV/S output cable and then perform recording (Dubbing, p. 110).
FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WITH DISC NAVIGATION
UNDERSTANDING FLOW OF DISC NAVIGATION MENU
Press the MENU button on the Disc Navigation screen: The menu screens for Disc Navigation and menu screens for disc and card will appear. Shaded items will also appear in Quick Menu display mode (see page 51). Refer to pages indicated for details of settings.

combined, press the button. To change the scenes, press the (STOP/ EXIT) button to return the cursor to yellow, and then select the scenes to be combined again.
Note: You can also select multiple scenes after step 1: Press the MENU button to continue the procedure of combination. If you press the MENU button before pressing the button in step 3, the submenu will appear (see page 81). With fade effect, the IN effect of the first video in the selected range and the OUT effect on the last video will be attached to a combined scene. Scenes in different programmes (different recording dates) cannot be combined: Create a play list first, and then combine such scenes on the play list.
ARRANGING ORDER OF SCENES (EDIT MOVE)
You can arrange scenes within a play list by moving them to desired positions (p. 98). Create a play list first, and then arrange the scenes [CREATING NEW PLAY LIST (CREATE), p. 93].
DIRECTING SCENES EFFECTIVELY (EFFECT FADE)
You can add fading to the beginning and/or end of scene. There are three types of special effects:
Fade Out Fade Out Fade Out
Fade In White: Fades in from white screen Fades out to white screen
Fade In Wipe: Fades in from black screen to vertical direction of screen Fades out from vertical direction of screen to black screen
Fade In B/W: Fades in from Black and White screen to colour screen Fades out from colour screen to Black and White screen
1 Press the DISC NAVIGATION button. 2 Select the scene for adding special effects. 3 Press the MENU button. 4 Choose, Scene, Effect, Fade and then
The and/or icon(s) will appear in the scenes for which fade in and/or fade out have been set.

In effect

5 The Fade screen will appear: If you are sure
you want to add the fade effect to the scene, press the button. If you want to change the scene to which fade is added, you can change it on this screen.

Out effect

6 Select the special effects for IN and/or
OUT, choose Enter, and then press the button. You can use / to move the cursor to IN, OUT, Enter or Cancel. Use / to choose the effect to be added, and then press to set the effect. To cancel setting, choose Cancel. If you choose Enter and press , the Fade screen will be restored after a message appears. Repeat steps 5 and 6 to add fade to other scenes.

If you are sure you want to change the thumbnail of the selected scene, press the button: The selected scene will be played back. If you want to change the scene whose thumbnail is to be changed, you can change it on this screen.
Note: If you press the MENU button before pressing the button in step 5, the submenu screen will appear (p. 81). A thumbnail of still cannot be changed. Since the scene to which skipping is set cannot be played back, you will not be able to change its thumbnail: Release the skip setting of the scene to change the thumbnail. If a disc on which thumbnail has been set with this DVD video camera/recorder is played on a DVD reorder/player, or the scene is captured into a PC, the set thumbnail will not be reflected (see Note on page 77).
6 When the image you want to use as the
thumbnail of the scene appears, press the SELECT button.
7 The screen for verifying switching of
thumbnail will appear: Choose YES, and then press the button. Choose NO to cancel switching of thumbnail. After Yes or No setting, the Change Thumbnail screen will be restored. Repeat steps to change the other scenes.
COPYING STILLS ON DVD-RAM DISC TO CARD (COPY)
1 Set the power switch to or . 2 Press the DISC NAVIGATION button. 3 Select the still to be copied. 4 Press the MENU button. 5 Choose Copy on the Scene menu screen,
and then press the button.
6 The Copy to card screen will appear: If you
are sure you want to copy the selected still, press the button. If you want to change the still to be copied, you can change it on this screen.
Note: No movie can be copied. If you press the MENU button before pressing the button in step 6, the submenu screen will appear (p. 81). See Category (p. 105) to check the stills recorded on DVD-RAM disc. You can also select multiple scenes (p. 76). Even if all scenes, including movies, are selected to be copied, only stills will be copied. Data on card cannot be copied to disc. The quality of still copied from disc to card will be the same as when you recorded still on disc. Stills recorded on a device other than this DVD video camera/recorder may not be copied normally.
7 The screen for verifying copy will appear:
Choose YES, and then press the button. Choose NO to cancel copy. After Yes or No setting, the Copy to card screen will be restored. Repeat steps 6 and 7 to copy other stills to card.
LOCKING SCENES ON CARD (LOCK)
You can lock each photo recorded on card so that it will not be deleted or edited by mistake.
1 Set the power switch to . 2 Press the DISC NAVIGATION button. 3 Select the scene to be locked. 4 Press the MENU button. 5 Choose Lock on the Scene menu screen,

choose Finalize Disc on the Disc menu screen, and then press the button. The disc will be finalised.
Note: Do not finalise a disc recorded on this DVD video camera/recorder using any other device. If the disc in the DVD video camera/recorder has already been finalised, you cannot choose Finalize Disc. The time required to finalise disc that appears on the Finalize Disc screen is only for reference. The shorter the recording time on disc, the longer it will take to finalise it. The second and later finalisation will be faster with a disc which has previously been finalised.

Finalize Disc

Further recording on this press the button. disc will be impossible. Finalize? (Approx. 3min.) The message showing YES NO that the disc is being ENTER finalised will appear, and the disc will then be * * finalised. *1 Displayed only when
Using FINALIZE button to finalise a disc
Press the FINALIZE button during recording pause: The screen shown in step 4 above will appear. Choose YES, and then press the button: Finalising will start.
a DVD-R is used. *2 Will vary depending on the recording time.
5 When finalisation is complete, the Disc
Navigation screen of all programmes will appear. will appear on the Disc Navigation screen for a finalised disc.
A l l P r og r ams 0 01/ 015

Finalised disc

001 / 010
5/ 1/2007 8:00:00 10/ 1/2007 8:00:00 12/ 1/2007 8:00:6 / 1/ 8:00:00

20/ 1/ 8:00:00

/ 1/ 8:00:00

31/ 1/ 8:00:00

2/ 2/ 8:00:00
Screen when viewed on DVD recorder/player (DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R/+RW)
ADDITIONALLY RECORDING ON FINALISED DVD-RW (VF-MODE)/+RW (UNFINALIZE DISC)
You can unfinalise the DVD-RW (VF-mode)/+RW finalised on this DVD video camera/recorder so that additional recording can be done on it.
choose Unfinalize Disc on the Disc menu screen, and then press the button. The screen for verifying unfinalisation will appear.
button. The message showing that the disc is being unfinalised will appear, and the disc will then be unfinalised.

Note: A finalised DVD-RW (VR-mode) can be recorded as is, without being unfinalised.
DISPLAYING MOVIES OR STILLS INDEPENDENTLY (CATEGORY)
Scenes recorded on this DVD video camera/recorder will be displayed in the order of recording regardless of whether they are movies or stills. You can use the Disc Navigation screen to switch this display to stills only or movies only.
/ buttons to choose Category on the Others menu screen, and then press the button.
Others Category Repeat Play T V Ty p e Al l V I DEO PHOTO ENTER RETURN

4 Specify the desired

option for display, and then press the button.

/ 01 5

(When PHOTO is specified)
To display all scenes, movies or stills, in the order of recording. VIDEO: To display only movies in the order of recording. PHOTO: To display only photos in the order of recording. When the Disc Navigation screen is finished, Category: All will be restored.
PLAYING BACK SCENES REPEATEDLY (REPEAT PLAY)
/ buttons to choose Repeat Play on the Others menu screen, and then press the button.
Others Category Repeat Play T V Ty p e On Of f ENTER RETURN

When Repeat Play is set

If one scene has been specified: When playback of the last scene is finished, playback of all scenes will repeat from the first scene. If the range for playback has been specified: Playback of the scenes in that range will repeat.

To release Repeat Play

button: Use one of the following 3 methods to release: Choose Off in step 4 above. Turn the DVD video camera/recorder off once. Press the DISC EJECT button to remove the disc.
Note: Press the button to terminate playback. However, the Repeat Play setting will not be cancelled. Still images can also be played back repeatedly. Repeat playback will not function when playback is instructed from the recording pause status.
4 Choose On, and then press the

Playback will start.

Choose Off to cancel Repeat Play setting.
PLAYING BACK WIDE-MODE IMAGES ON 4:3 DISPLAY TV (TV TYPE)
If you connect the DVD video camera/recorder with a disc recorded in wide mode to a TV with 4:3 display only and play it back, vertically long images will appear. You can specify TV type: 4:3 to display 4:3 images on the TV.
choose TV type on the Others menu screen, and then press the button.
4 Choose 4:3, and then press the
Others Category Repeat Play T V Ty p e 16:9 4:3

Drag the removal drive icon (displayed on desktop) and place it in Trash Box. After making sure that the icon disappears from desktop, remove the SD memory card from the card insertion slot of this DVD video camera/recorder.
USING DISC IN DVD DRIVE BUILT INTO PC
If you have a PC with the drive conforming to the disc used, and the application software, you can directly insert the disc into the drive to use it. Whether a disc conforms to the DVD drive will depend on the DVD drive: Use a DVD drive that conforms to each disc. Finalised DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW discs can be used with DVD-ROM drive (reading only). The slot-in type drive of Macintosh is not compatible with an 8 cm disc: Be sure not to use the drive, since a disc inserted by mistake cannot be removed.
Note: When writing images edited on PC to a brand-new DVD-RW, do not format the disc on DVD video camera/ recorder. Some vertically installed and slot-in type drives on PC cannot accept an 8 cm disc. An adapter that converts 8 cm CD to 12 cm diameter (for 8 cm CD) cannot be used for any 8 cm DVD-RAM/8 cm DVD-RW/8 cm DVD-R/8 cm +RW. If you use, on PC, a DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW recorded on the DVD video camera/recorder, finalise it on the DVD video camera/recorder (see page 103). Some DVD-ROM drives cannot read a DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW recorded on the DVD video camera/recorder.
BEFORE TERMINATING PC CONNECTION (UNPLUGGING PC CONNECTION CABLE)/CHANGING OVER POWER SWITCH
1 Before unplugging the PC connection cable
from PC, terminate the application and then click the Hardware Removal icon on task tray at the bottom right of Windows screen.
2 Choose USB mass storage device. The drive
name (E:, etc.) will depend on the PC used.
3 A message showing that hardware removal
is possible will appear. Unplug the PC connection cable.
* If hardware removal results in error, terminate Windows once, and then unplug the PC connection cable. When using Windows 2000 Professional, installing Windows 2000 SP3 or later may resolve the problem. Ask your PC manufacturer or Microsoft Corporation how to get Windows 2000 SP3.
When removing the DVD video camera/recorder from PC, choose the drive icon of DVD video camera/recorder (disc or card), and choose Eject in the File menu.
Using ImageMixer 3 for Windows
ImageMixer 3 allows you to capture the images recorded on the DVD video camera/recorder into PC, edit the video file, and create a DVD-Video or DVD-VR using the video file. The following shows the basic operation of ImageMixer 3. Refer to the electronic instruction manual that can be read on PC for detailed instructions about ImageMixer 3: While ImageMixer 3 is being activated, click Help - ImageMixer Help (F1) to display this manual. See the electronic instruction manual for explanation on how to edit video files. To start ImageMixer 3, double-click the ImageMixer 3 shortcut that was created when it was installed. * If there is no ImageMixer 3 shortcut on desktop, choose [Start] - [Programmes] or [All programmes] - [PIXELA] - [ImageMixer 3] - [ImageMixer 3].

VIEWING IMAGES RECORDED ON DISC USING PC
* A DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW recorded on this DVD video camera/recorder must be finalised on this DVD video camera/recorder (see page 102).
1 Insert a disc whose recorded images you wish
to play into the DVD video camera/recorder, and connect the DVD video camera/recorder to the USB port of PC.
Double-click the screen being played back: Playback will appear on a full screen. To exit the full-screen display, double-click the screen again. To play back images on another disc, click the Eject button at the bottom left of library screen, with playback stopped. The cover of disc insertion block on this DVD video camera/recorder will open: Remove the disc and load another disc to be played back.

2 Start ImageMixer 3.

When ImageMixer 3 starts up, the launcher shown below will appear: Click Playback/ Import Movie.
3 Choose the camcorder on the library screen.
The library screen shown below will appear. Click the camcorder icon shown on the left of screen: The images recorded on the disc will appear. Double-click the thumbnail of scene you wish to play back: Playback of the scene will start on another screen.

Eject button

Note: When connecting the DVD video camera/recorder to a USB1.1 port of PC, the data transfer speed will be insufficient, which could result in lost frames.
You can use the images recorded on the DVD video camera/recorder to create a disc that can be viewed on DVD recorders/players. * A DVD-RW/DVD-R/+RW recorded on this DVD video camera/recorder must be finalised on this DVD video camera/recorder (see page 103).
1 Insert a disc with the recorded images to be
saved into the DVD video camera/recorder, and connect the DVD video camera/recorder to a USB port of PC.

4 Setting up project

Set up a project. You can set up the designated save location of edited contents and image quality. Be sure to choose PAL for the video system. After setting up the project, click the OK button.
When ImageMixer 3 starts up, the launcher shown below will appear: Click Create DVD-Video.

Click Click

5 The screen for choosing the device to be read
will appear: Choose Hitachi DVDCAM. A list of devices that are built into or connected to PC will appear: Choose Hitachi DVDCAM, and then click Import.

3 Click Create New DVD.

CREATING DVD-VIDEO USING IMAGES RECORDED ON DISC

Error occurs in playback If error occurs with USB connection, the transfer rate is not of DVD video camera/ sufficient. It is recommended that you use a USB terminal conforming to USB2.0 when connecting the DVD video camera/ recorder on PC. recorder. Application is not normally run on PC. Error occurs during writing to disc. Turn the PC and DVD video camera/recorder off, and try again. The temperature of DVD video camera/recorder is too high due to continuous operation. Disconnect the DVD video camera/recorder from PC once, remove the disc from the DVD video camera/recorder, and then turn it off. After a few moments, connect them again and write to a brand-new disc. Connect the DVD video camera/recorder to another USB terminal of PC. If your PC is a desktop type, it is recommended that you use USB terminal on the back of PC. If you are using USB2.0 extended card, it is also recommended that you install the newest version driver provided by each USB2.0 card maker. Is disc scratched or does dirt or fingerprint adhere to it? Clean the disc. DVD drive built into PC This problem may be solved if you update the DVD editing/ cannot be used after the creating software of your PC. provided software has been installed. Error appears when starting ImageMixer 3. Movies are not recognised by application in PC. Make sure that your PC display adapter (video card) conforms to DirectX9.0c. Make sure the power switch of this DVD video camera/recorder is set to or .
Transfer of images stops.
The DISC EJECT While the DVD video camera/recorder is connected to PC, use button is not valid when Explorer to right-click the DVD video camera/recorder drive icon the DVD video camera/ and execute Eject. recorder is connected to PC. No sound is heard when an MPEG file imported into Macintosh is played back on Quick Time with an MPEG 2 playback component adopted. Since an MPEG file imported into Macintosh using ImageMixer 3 uses the audio format of AC3 audio, no audio will be played back even if the Quick Time MPEG-2 playback component is introduced: Only video will be played back. Use ImageMixer 3 for playback.

(The numbers of recordable stills above are only for reference)
SIZE AND QUALITY OF PHOTOS

Numerics

16:9...cm bare disc..25 Update Control Info..102 DISC EJECT button..39 Display Information LCD..46 Scenes information.89 Viewfinder..33 Divide..81 DVD player...109 DVD-R...25 DVD-RAM...25 DVD recorder..109 DVD-RW...25
AC adapter/charger..27 ACCESS/PC indicator..42, 43 Add (edit)..96 All programme..90 Auto (programme AE)..59 Autofocus..55 AV output jack..107
Backlight correction..57 Battery Attaching to DVD video camera/recorder.29 Charging..28 Recordable time on DVD video camera/ recorder..30 Removing from DVD video camera/ recorder..29 Setting Up..28 BATTERY EJECT button.29 Black & White fade..83 Brightness...37 Edit (play List)...95 EIS...62 EXPOSURE button..57 Exposure control..57 External microphone jack.67
Fade...83 Finalise Disc...103 FINALIZE button...103 FINE (VIDEO Mode)..63 FOCUS button..55 Format Disc..100 Frame advance/Frame back..72 Full Auto...58 FULL AUTO button..58 Full Menu..51
Camera Functions Setup.52 Capacity..101 Card Available...26 Capacity...101, 149 Format...100 Handling...26 Quality...66 CHARGE indicator..28 Cleaning...10 Colour Level...38 Connecting to TV..107 Copy...86 Create...93
Go To (during playback)..74 Go To (on Disc Navigation).100
Hand strap...21 Howling...107
Information display mode.46 Infrared receiver..23 Initial Setup..35
Date and time...34 Date setup...34 Defaults...36 Delete (edit)..97 Delete (play list)..99 Delete (scene)..80, 96 Demo Mode..36 Detail (scene)...89 Dig. Zoom...53 Dioptre control..33 Disc Available...25 Finalise..103 Format...100 Handling...10 Protect...101
Language..35 Laser pickup block..39 LED Light..45 Lens cap...22 Lens cap string attachment hole.22 Linear PCM..147 Lock...87 LOCK switch...42 Low Light (Programme AE)..60
Manual Focus icon.. 55 MENU button... 51 MIC.Filter.. 62 Move... 98
Optical 15x zoom lens.. 53 Optical 30x zoom lens.. 53 OSD Output... 67
PHOTO capture.. 72 Play (play list)... 94 Play (programme).. 91 Play list... 93 Add scenes... 95 Add scenes (submenu).. 96 Create... 93 Delete... 99 Delete scenes.. 96 Delete scenes (submenu).. 97 Move.. 98 Play.. 94 Select scenes (submenu).. 97 Title.. 99 Portrait (Programme AE). 59 Power Save.. 35 Power switch.. 32 Program... 90 Play.. 91 Select.. 90 Title.. 91 Programme AE.. 59 Protect Disc... 101