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Summary of Contents for Life X47006

Page 1: ...Digital 3D Camcorder Mode d emploi MEDION LIFE X47006 MD 86390 Instruction manual Bedienungsanleitung...

Page 2: ...D 12 System requirements 15 Before use 16 Checking the package contents 16 Overview of the device 17 Sides 20 Charging the batteries 21 Charging battery prior to first use 21 Charging battery in charg...

Page 3: ...tures 30 Setting the exposure correction 30 Taking picture zooming 30 Display in photo mode 32 Viewing recorded videos and photos 33 Exiting playback mode 33 Video playback 34 Viewing photos 34 Deleti...

Page 4: ...42 White balance 42 Resolution 42 Colour 43 Settings in photo mode 44 White balance 44 Resolution 44 Colour 45 Date stamp 45 Serial photo function 46 Connecting camcorder to TV set 47 Connection via H...

Page 5: ...4 Memory folder structure 52 Disposal 54 Maintenance and care 55 Technical data 56 ArcSoft Total Media HDCam 2 0 58...

Page 6: ...unit or give it away make sure you also hand over these instructions and the guarantee card Symbols and key words used in these instructions DANGER Warning immediate mortal danger CAUTION Warning pos...

Page 7: ...tional information on using the device NOTE Observe the notes in the operating instructions CAUTION Warning danger of electric shock Bulleted item information on operating steps and results Tasks to b...

Page 8: ...rded pictures and videos can be transferred to a PC Alternatively they can be viewed on a TV via the USB AV or HDMI interface The camcorder is intended solely for private use and not for commercial pu...

Page 9: ...e to the user instructions of the devices that you connect to the camcorder DANGER Keep the plastic packaging out of the reach of children as it can cause suffocation Preventing electric shock Never o...

Page 10: ...e In the event of a fault or malfunction immediately switch off the camcorder Protect the camcorder and charger cradle from rain and splash water Do not place vessels containing liquids such as vases...

Page 11: ...Risk of poisoning Keep the battery out of reach of children Risk of chemical burns Always remove spent batteries from the device as there is an increased risk of leakage Avoid contact with skin eyes...

Page 12: ...s Never allow the battery to come into contact with liquids Direct intense heat can damage the battery Therefore do not expose the camcorder to any sources of direct heat If the camcorder is not to be...

Page 13: ...or at high ambient temperatures Battery charge capacity At low temperatures the capacity of the battery might drop significantly as chemical reactions are slowed down When recording in cold weather k...

Page 14: ...ientation Parents should observe their children and ask whether any of the above symptoms have occurred Such symptoms are more likely to occur in children and teenagers than in adults Some 3D images c...

Page 15: ...redness or dryness or if one or more of the symptoms described above occur The ideal viewing distance is about 30 40 cm between the LCD screen and your eyes We recommend that the viewer sits in such a...

Page 16: ...nnect the camcorder to a PC the computer must meet the following requirements Pentium P III or higher recommended P4 free USB 2 0 interface and 1 GB of free hard disk space with Operating system Windo...

Page 17: ...included If parts are missing please contact us within 7 days of purchase The following items are supplied with your product Full HD camcorder 1 lithium ion batteries Charge cradle with power cord HD...

Page 18: ...17 Overview of the device Front side...

Page 19: ...18 1 Display 2 Arrow buttons and record button 3 MODE button 4 Playback button 5 Speaker 6 3D button 7 MENU DEL button 8 Operating LED...

Page 20: ...19 Rear side 1 Camera lens 2 Battery compartment cover 3 Tripod socket 4 Fixture for carrying strap 5 Microphone...

Page 21: ...20 Sides 1 USB port and HDMI port 2 SD card slot...

Page 22: ...in the supplied charge cradle or directly in the camcorder provided that the device is connected by the USB cable to a computer The battery charge level is indicated by a symbol on the display Batter...

Page 23: ...must touch the contacts on the charger Push the battery against the spring contacts Ensure that the battery is positioned properly below the guide edge in the tray Using the power cord connect the cha...

Page 24: ...eable battery is inserted in the camcorder Connect the mini USB plug of the USB AV cable to the camcorder and connect the other end of the cable to a free USB port of your computer NOTE The camcorder...

Page 25: ...y card from the card slot press the card gently in so that it disengages NOTE When the card is inserted photo and video files that are taken with the camcorder are stored on the card and can be viewed...

Page 26: ...25 CAUTION Do not use force when trying to insert the memory card The card can only be inserted in one direction Incorrectly inserted memory cards can damage the camcorder or the card...

Page 27: ...f and the camcorder is switched off Selecting operating mode Press the button to switch the recording mode of the camcorder from 3D mode to 2D mode Repeatedly press the MODE button in both modes to se...

Page 28: ...from 2 0 to 2 0 in 0 5 increments The chosen setting appears as a symbol in the middle of the lower screen edge the symbol disappears when the value is set to 0 Starting recording zoom function termi...

Page 29: ...recording Press the arrow button to zoom out wide angle Press the arrow button to zoom in tele lens angle The digital zoom rate is displayed by means of a bar NOTE The zoom function cannot be used whe...

Page 30: ...ing 3 Zoom level 4 Elapsed recording time 5 Number of videos already recorded 6 Remaining memory in 7 Memory to which data is saved 8 Display for the exposure correction setting 9 Display for the colo...

Page 31: ...tons and to select the desired exposure value The exposure value is available in nine stages from 2 0 to 2 0 in 0 5 increments The chosen setting appears as a symbol in the middle of the lower screen...

Page 32: ...y press the arrow button to zoom out wide angle Repeatedly press the arrow button to zoom in tele lens angle The digital zoom rate is displayed by means of a bar NOTE The zoom function cannot be used...

Page 33: ...isplay for the white balance setting 3 Zoom level 4 Number of photos taken 5 Remaining memory in 6 Memory to which data is saved 7 Display for the exposure value 8 Display for the colour mode used 9 P...

Page 34: ...the recordings of the left and right lenses will be displayed separately To view video recordings select video mode To view photos select photo mode Press the playback button to view the stored video...

Page 35: ...e volume is indicated by a bar in the middle of the display Fast forward rewind slow motion During playback repeatedly press the arrow buttons and to change to fast forward rewind Fast forward rewind...

Page 36: ...he arrow buttons and select the symbol to delete the currently displayed file Press the record button The selected file is deleted Using the arrow buttons and select the symbol and press the record bu...

Page 37: ...36 CAUTION DATA LOSS When deleted the data is irretrievably lost We therefore strongly recommend that you take a backup of your data before using the delete function...

Page 38: ...tion using the arrow buttons and Change the setting or value using the arrow buttons and Exiting menu To exit the setup menu press the MODE button again Language Here you can set the language for the...

Page 39: ...new settings press the record button Formatting memory card internal memory Select this option to format the internal memory or the memory card if inserted Select the menu item Format with the arrow b...

Page 40: ...ore formatting the memory Default settings Select this entry if you want to reset the camcorder to the default settings Select the menu item Reset with the arrow buttons and and confirm the selection...

Page 41: ...arrow buttons and and confirm the selection with the record button Select the symbol using the arrow buttons and and confirm with the record button to switch off the save energy option Frequency Selec...

Page 42: ...n At the prompt use the arrow buttons and to check the box and confirm with the record button to reset to the default settings Select the symbol using the arrow buttons and and confirm with the record...

Page 43: ...e light at the location for filming Select Auto to activate the Automatic White Balance Select to set the camcorder to daylight recording Select to set the camcorder to reduced daylight recording Sele...

Page 44: ...x X X VGA 640 x 480 px X 720p 1280 x 720 px X Colour Set one of the 3 effects for the recording here Select Colour to produce colour recordings Select Sepia to produce recordings with an antique effec...

Page 45: ...light at the location for filming Select Auto to activate the Automatic White Balance Select to set the camcorder to daylight recording Select to set the camcorder to reduced daylight recording Select...

Page 46: ...r to produce colour recordings Select Sepia to produce recordings with an antique effect Select Black White to produce recordings in black white Date stamp This menu item is only available in 2D mode...

Page 47: ...ailable in 2D mode The serial photo function allows you to take multiple photos in series by keeping the record button pressed down Select the menu item Serial photo function with the arrow buttons an...

Page 48: ...port of the camcorder Connect the white and yellow plugs of the USB AV cable to the corresponding sockets on the television set Switch on the television set The camcorder s LCD screen switches off Th...

Page 49: ...48 Connection via HDMI To view recorded videos in HD connect the camcorder with the HDMI cable to the digital port of your television set...

Page 50: ...he mini USB plug of the USB AV cable to the camcorder and connect the other end of the cable to a free USB port on your computer Switch on the camcorder so that the system can automatically detect the...

Page 51: ...s are displayed on the screen If this is not the case select the CD drive in Windows Explorer My Computer and double click the drive name to start the CD The start page shows an overview of the conten...

Page 52: ...r Camera File System You can also use your camcorder to view files stored on memory cards from other DCF cameras Card drive If your PC is equipped with a card drive or is connected to a card reader an...

Page 53: ...dings are saved in this directory 400VID3D All 2D video recordings are saved in this directory The files are automatically named PH3D PH2D MP3D or MP2D followed by a four digit number A maximum of 999...

Page 54: ...53 Do not attempt to change the folder and file structure on the camcorder by renaming etc You might destroy the files by doing so...

Page 55: ...rvice life do not dispose of the camcorder through normal household waste Dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner by bringing it to a local WEEE collection point Contact your local authori...

Page 56: ...il as these could damage your camcorder Before cleaning the lens and the display use a lens brush to remove any dust Then wipe the lens and display with a soft cloth Do not apply any pressure to the d...

Page 57: ...echargeable Li ion battery 3 7 V 720 mAh type KLIC7001 Memory Internal 128 MB internal memory usable memory may vary External SD SDHC card max 8 GB Port Mini USB 2 0 Dimensions 113 x 59 x 19 mm H x W...

Page 58: ...57 This mark on the camcorder certifies that the camcorder complies with EU guidelines European Union on radio interference CE stands for Conformit Europ enne European conformity...

Page 59: ...58 ArcSoft Total Media HDCam 2 0 Quick start instructions...

Page 60: ...books and albums from the device Playback function With Total Media HDCam by ArcSoft you can view photos and playback video clips System requirements Operating system Windows XP SP2 Vista and Windows...

Page 61: ...ollow the instructions to complete the installation If the CD does not execute automatically follow the steps below to install the software Double click on Workstation Move the cursor to the DVD CD dr...

Page 62: ...he instructions to complete the uninstallation Language How to change the language of the user interface after installation On the main screen click on Preferences Select a language and click on OK Re...

Page 63: ...wser Area Function 1 View mode area Offers three modes to display the media files 2 Preview area To select and display file miniatures and detailed information 3 Function bar Lists the main function b...

Page 64: ...e device to the computer The device code is shown above the view mode area To display all the media files on the device click on the device code To playback a video clip double click the relevant clip...

Page 65: ...eo clip click on the icon To assess a file click on the icon of the relevant file To view the properties of a file click on the icon of the relevant file Double click the relevant image to open the pr...

Page 66: ...import the files Library view The library view lists the Own Creation folder and other folders that are created when importing the files How to switch to library view To extend the library window cli...

Page 67: ...switch to the calendar view click on Three modes are available in the calendar view Annual Monthly and Daily mode How to switch between the three different modes To open the monthly mode click on the...

Page 68: ...bles you to search the media files on your computer with the aid of a tree structure How to switch to browser view To extend the computer window click on Computer To view the media files select the de...

Page 69: ...ription of the relevant options Option Name Function Evaluation filter Shows the media files as per the selected evaluation New filter Shows the new media files Type filter Shows the media files as pe...

Page 70: ...69 Miniature images Shows the files as miniature images Details Shows the miniature images of the files together with detailed information...

Page 71: ...Import Imports media files from a camera camcorder or memory device on the computer File link Produces films with your video files Produce AVCHD Burns your video data onto an AVCHD disk Upload to YouT...

Page 72: ...to your computer Select the desired folder Select the desired files Click on Import The Import window is displayed Select Import new scenes Import selected scenes or Import all scenes Select a folder...

Page 73: ...nue Select the device and the path under which the cut clip is to be saved Burning AVCHD disks How to burn AVCHD disks Click on Create AVCHD The work area is displayed Move the desired video clips to...

Page 74: ...click on To save the cut clip click on A description of other tools in the Edit window is found in the following table Button Name Function Playback Pause Click to playback or pause the clip Stop Clic...

Page 75: ...74 Volume level Slide to adjust the volume Full screen Click to open the full screen mode...

Page 76: ...e and password To login to YouTube click on Login Follow the instructions to upload the file to YouTube Upload files to Facebook To upload to Facebook Click on Upload to Facebook The work area is disp...

Page 77: ...ages into the work area To start the print creations application by ArcSoft click on Continue Select the categories for the photo albums to view the photo albums Select a photo album To open the Photo...

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Page 79: ...Undo redo 8 Modify photo album template 9 Click icon to display the image page 10 Fill empty pages with images automatically 11 Click text or image to edit it 12 Photo album preview 13 Share photo alb...

Page 80: ...e into the work area To start the print creations application by ArcSoft click on Continue Select the categories for the photo albums to view the photo albums Select an album page To open the Photo al...

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Page 82: ...ages 3 Remove all 4 Block release design 5 Save design 6 Undo redo 7 Modify album page template 8 Click icon to display the image page 9 Album page preview 10 Share album page by email or image file 1...

Page 83: ...re 72100 LE MANS France Service Hotline 02 43 16 60 30 appel non surtax Service PREMIUM hors garantie 08 92 35 05 40 0 34 EUR min E Mail Pour nous contacter merci de vous rendre sur notre site intern...

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