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Contents

Features .....................................................................................................................................7
Accessories Supplied with Camcorder......................................................................................8
Front & Left View .......................................................................................................................9
Left Side View ..........................................................................................................................10
Right & Top View......................................................................................................................11
Rear & Bottom View ................................................................................................................12
Remote Control (VP-D363(i)/D364W(i)/D365W(i) only) .........................................................13

Using the Hand Strap & Lens Cover.......................................................................................14
Lithium Battery Installation.......................................................................................................15
Using the Lithium Ion Battery Pack .........................................................................................16
Connecting a Power Source....................................................................................................19
About the Operating Modes.....................................................................................................19
Using the QUICK MENU .........................................................................................................20
OSD (On Screen Display) in Camera/Player Modes .............................................................21
OSD (On Screen Display) in M.Cam/M.Player Modes (VP-D363(i)/D364W(i)/D365W(i) only) ...22
Turning the OSD (On Screen Display) On/Off .......................................................................22

Setting the Clock

(Clock Set)

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Setting the Wireless Remote Control Acceptance

(Remote)

(VP-D363(i)/D364W(i)/D365W(i) only) ....................................................................................24
Setting the Beep Sound

(Beep Sound)

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Setting the Shutter Sound

(Shutter Sound)

(VP-D363(i)/D364W(i)/D365W(i) only) ............26

Selecting the OSD Language

(Language)

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Viewing the Demonstration

(Demonstration)

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Adjusting the LCD Screen

(LCD Bright/ LCD Colour)

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Displaying the Date/Time

(Date/Time)

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Setting the TV Display

(TV Display)

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Using the Viewfinder ................................................................................................................32
Inserting / Ejecting a Cassette.................................................................................................32
Various Recording Techniques ................................................................................................33
Making your First Recording....................................................................................................34
Recording with Ease for Beginners

(EASY.Q Mode)

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Reviewing and Searching when Recording

(REC SEARCH)

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Searching a quickly for a desired scene

(Setting the Zero Memory)

(VP-D363(i)/D364W(i)/D365W(i) only) ....................................................................................37
Self Record using the Remote Control

(Setting the Self Timer)

(VP-D363(i)/D364W(i)/D365W(i) only) ....................................................................................38
Zooming In and Out.................................................................................................................39
Using the Tele Macro ...............................................................................................................39
Using the Fade In and Out ......................................................................................................40

Getting to Know Your Camcorder ........................................7

Initial Setting : System Menu Setting ..................................23

Notes and Safety Instructions ...............................................5

Basic Recording...................................................................32

Initial Setting : Display Menu Setting..................................29

Preparation..........................................................................14

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OSD

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OSD

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LCD

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ZERO MEMORY)

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Summary of Contents for VP-D36 Series

Page 1: ...ing fire or explosion s not responsible for problems occurring due to proved batteries VP D361 i D361W i D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i AD68 00970T RoHS compliant Our product complies with The Restriction Of the use of certain Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic nd we do not use the 6 aterials Cadmium Cd Lead Hg Hexavalent Chromium ominated Biphenyls PBBs ted Diphenyl Ethers PBDEs s i...

Page 2: ...e 30 splay TV Display 31 nder 32 g a Cassette 32 g Techniques 33 t Recording 34 ase for Beginners EASY Q Mode 35 earching when Recording REC SEARCH 36 kly for a desired scene Setting the Zero Memory 4W i D365W i only 37 g the Remote Control Setting the Self Timer 4W i D365W i only 38 Out 39 acro 39 n and Out 40 Know Your Camcorder 7 ng System Menu Setting 23 Safety Instructions 5 rding 32 ng Displ...

Page 3: ...d 68 Memory Card 68 ers and Files on the Memory Card 69 mory Type VP D365W i only 70 oto Quality 71 umber 72 mage JPEG on the Memory Card 73 ages JPEG 74 ingle Image 74 lide Show 74 Multi Display 74 ccidental Erasure 75 mages and Moving Images 76 emory Card 78 g Images MPEG on the Memory Card 79 mages MPEG on the Memory Card M Play Select 80 ng Image from a Cassette as a Photo Image 81 ges from a ...

Page 4: ... ng the USB Cable 92 C Camera Function 93 USB Streaming Function 94 emovable Disk Function VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only 94 Recording 95 Tapes 95 intaining the Camcorder 96 corder Abroad 97 98 osis Display 98 sis Display in M Cam M Player Modes VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only 99 ms 101 Data Transfer 87 ce VP D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i only 89 ce 95 ooting 98 ons 103 104 M VP D363 i D364W i D365...

Page 5: ...r or res of the sun only in low light such as at dusk Screen has been manufactured precision technology here may be tiny dots red een in colour that appear on the LCD Screen These dots l and do not affect the recorded picture in any way k up the Camcorder by holding the Viewfinder LCD Screen Pack xcessive force to the Viewfinder may damage it normal recording and a clear picture clean the video ul...

Page 6: ... outside during the summer DEW protection feature is activated leave the Camcorder for at least a dry warm room with the cassette compartment opened and the k removed ammes video tapes DVD titles films and other programme be copyrighted opying of copyrighted material may be against the law mes and registered trademarks mentioned in this manual or other provided with your Samsung product are tradem...

Page 7: ...ive your films a special look by adding various ts Compensation BLC nction compensates for the bright background behind a subject you re E m AE enables you to alter the shutter speed and aperture to suit the e action to be filmed Zoom Lens m lens allows users to magnify the subject clearly up to x33 Camera Function VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only emory Card you can easily record and playback standa...

Page 8: ...Remote i D364W i only or Clock R2025 ontrol i D364W i only e i D363 i D365W i only CD i D363 i D365W i only er er Strap H g to Know Your Camcorder es Supplied with Camcorder 9 Software CD VP D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i only 3 AC Cord 6 Lithium Battery CR2025 4 Multi Cable 1 Lithium Ion Battery Pack 7 Remote Control VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only 10 Lens Cover 2 AC Power Adapter AA E8 TYPE 5 Inst...

Page 9: ... EASY Q 35 7 8 1 Lens 2 LIGHT i D365W i only Remote Sensor D363 i D364W i D365W i only 5 Internal MIC 8 TFT LCD Screen 7 Function Buttons 6 EASY Q Button 4 TAPE EJECT MF AF MULTI DISP er Camera M Player VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only W REC SEARCH REV F REC SEARCH FWD STILL FADE S SHOW SLIDE SHOW OP MF AF MULTI DISP MULTI DISPLAY Player Camera M Player VP D363 i D364W i D365W i œ œ œ œ S SHOW MULTI...

Page 10: ...64W i D365W i only er NITE page 42 VP D364W i D365W i only page 43 1 21 2 39 61 3 4 VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 5 6 42 VP D364W i D365W i 43 COLORNITE LIGHT MENU 1 DISPLAY ACRO PB ZOOM h MEMORY TAPE P D363 i D364W i D365W i only 3 Speaker 5 Viewfinder 6 COLOR NITE LIGHT VP D364W i D365W i only ...

Page 11: ...6 7 DC 8 9 10 11 4 MENU Button tart Stop Button 6 Power Switch 1 Zoom Lever VOL Menu Dial PHOTO Button CK MENU Button 7 DC Jack 8 Jack Cover 10 Cassette Door 9 Jacks 11 Hand Strap Hook VP D361 i D361W i MIC IEEE1394 USB VP D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i MIC IEEE1394 Jacks VP D361 i D361W i VP D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i External MIC IEEE1394 Multi Cable External MIC IEEE1394 USB Multi Cable ...

Page 12: ...3 i D364W i D365W i 4 MENU CHG QUICK MENU 4 Tripod Receptacle 3 Memory Card Slot VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only BATTERY RELEASE um Battery Cover 5 Battery Release harging Indicator ard Slot Usable Memory Card VP D364W i D365W i Memory Stick Memory Stick PRO SD MMC VP D363 i VP D364W i D365W i Memory Stick Memory Stick PRO SD MMC SD MMC ...

Page 13: ... 11 F ADV Button page 60 12 STOP Button 13 STILL Button 14 SLOW Button 15 DATE TIME Button 16 X2 Button page 60 17 W T Zoom Button 18 DISPLAY Button 1 57 2 3 38 4 37 5 6 62 7 FF 8 œ œ œ œ REW 9 PLAY 10 œ œ 59 11 60 12 STOP 13 STILL 14 SLOW 15 16 2 60 17 18 1 PHOTO 2 START STOP 3 SELF TIMER 4 ZERO MEMORY 5 PHOTO SEARCH 6 A DUB 7 FF 9 PLAY œ œ Direction 18 DISPLAY 17 W T Zoom 16 X2 15 DATE TIME 14 S...

Page 14: ... your hand ap the Hand Hand Strap into the p Hook on the front Camcorder and pull its end through r hand into the Hand Strap and ength for your convenience Hand Strap er the Lens Cover he Lens Cover with the Lens Cover lustrated he Lens Cover Strap to the Hand adjust it following as described for the Hand Strap Hand Strap the Lens Cover after Operation s on both sides of the Lens Cover then Camcor...

Page 15: ...um Battery Holder n regarding the Lithium Battery m Battery maintains the clock function and preset contents mory even if the Battery Pack or AC Power adapter is m Battery for the Camcorder lasts about 6 months under eration from time of installation Lithium Battery becomes weak or dead the date time ill display 00 00 1 JAN 2006 when you set the e to on When this occurs replace the Lithium Battery...

Page 16: ...d on Model and Battery e the LCD switches off ewfinder n lly uous mes given are approximations rding time depends on usage uous recording times in the operating instructions are measured y charged Battery Pack at 77 F 25 C the Power switched Off the Battery Pack will still discharge if it hed to the device SB LSM80 SB LSM160 1 Power Off 2 3 4 5 LCD LCD 77 F 25 C Battery SB LSM80 SB LSM160 Option C...

Page 17: ...ange the soon as possible ck Management y Pack should be recharged in an environment between C and 104 F 40 C d capacity of the Battery Pack will be reduced if it is used tures below 32 F 0 C or left in temperatures above 104 for a long period of time even when it is fully recharged the Battery Pack near any heat source i e fire or a assemble apply pressure to or heat the Battery Pack ow the and t...

Page 18: ...ry reaches the end of its life please contact your local ies have to be dealt with as chemical waste e that the Battery Pack is fully charged before starting to ew Battery Pack is not charged Before using the Battery need to charge it completely harging a Lithium Ion Battery damages the internal cells ry Pack may be prone to leakage when fully discharged ve battery power keep your Camcorder turned...

Page 19: ...de by holding down the tab on the witch and turning it to the CAMERA or PLAYER mode ting modes are determined by the position of the Power the Mode switch peration Mode by adjusting Power switch and Mode ore operating any functions am and the M Player Modes are only enabled on VP 364W i D365W i 1 Power OFF 2 AA E8 3 4 5 Power CAMERA PLAYER Power Mode Power Mode M Cam M Player VP D363 i D364W i D36...

Page 20: ...rd M page 80 hoto Images and Moving Images Delete from accidental Erasure Protect page 75 ages for Printing Print Mark page 84 Setting the White Balance QUICK MENU button menu list will appear Zoom lever up or down to select lance then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select desired o Indoor Outdoor or Custom WB then OK button ss the QUICK MENU button QUICK MENU MENU DIS 55 Program AE ...

Page 21: ...Wi D365Wi page 87 page 67 VP D361i D361Wi D362i D363i D364Wi D365Wi ubbing page 62 VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only 1 17 2 52 3 35 4 55 5 49 6 51 7 47 8 47 9 48 10 30 11 39 12 42 13 92 VP D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i 14 24 VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 15 45 16 17 43 VP D364W i D365W i 18 46 19 44 20 21 22 37 VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 23 44 24 25 38 VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 26 27 39 28 63 29 6 30 98 3...

Page 22: ... Mode The STBY REC modes are always ed on the screen even when the OSD is turned off yer Mode When you press any Function Button it is ed on the OSD for 3 seconds before it turns off e Date Time On Off ate Time on or off access the menu and change the mode page 30 1 71 2 3 4 5 75 6 84 7 72 8 JPEG 9 74 OSD DISPLAY OSD OSD Camera Mode Player Mode Date Time 30 he OSD On Screen Display On Off OSD OSD ...

Page 23: ...e the Zoom lever to the up n to set respective values ess the MENU button ithium Battery loses its charge after onths the date time appears on the 00 00 1 JAN 2006 et the year up to 2037 um Battery is not installed any input data will not be Camera Player M Cam M Player 19 Date Time 30 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE MEMORY VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom System OK 5 Zoom Clock Set OK 6 ...

Page 24: ... Off in the menu and try remote control icon will blink for 3 he LCD Screen and then disappear Camera Player M Cam M Player 19 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE MEMORY 3 MENU 4 Zoom System OK 5 Zoom Remote OK 6 Zoom On Off OK 7 MENU Remote Off LCD 3 Setting System Menu Setting e Wireless Remote Control Acceptance VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only VP D363 i D364W i D365W i Camera Mode System Clock Set...

Page 25: ...ton Zoom lever up or down to select On hen press the OK button ess the MENU button Camera Player M Cam M Player 19 Power CAMERA PLAYER Mode TAPE MEMORY VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom System OK 5 Zoom Beep Sound OK 6 Zoom On Off OK 7 MENU Setting System Menu Setting e Beep Sound Beep Sound Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Off On PLAYE R CA M E R A CAM E R A PLAY E R 1 Camera Mode System Clock...

Page 26: ...elect Sound then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select On hen press the OK button ess the MENU button Player M Cam 19 PHOTO 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Power CAMERA Mode MEMORY Power PLAYER Mode TAPE 3 MENU 4 Zoom System OK 5 Zoom Shutter Sound OK 6 Zoom On Off OK 7 MENU e Shutter Sound Shutter Sound 3 i D364W i D365W i only VP D363 i D364W i D365W i Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Off On ...

Page 27: ...e listed Zoom lever up or down to select desired uage then press the OK button SD language is refreshed in selected ge ess the MENU button anguage in the menu is always indicated in English Camera Player M Cam M Player 19 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE MEMORY VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom System OK 5 Zoom Language OK 6 Zoom OSD OK OSD 7 MENU Language the OSD Language Language OSD Lang...

Page 28: ...n will begin Demonstration press the MENU button onstration function is automatically when the Camcorder is left idle for 10 minutes after switching to the mode no tape is inserted in the r ss other buttons FADE MF AF PHOTO during the Demonstration mode the ation stops temporarily and resumes 10 ter if you do not operate any other Camera 19 32 1 Power CAMERA 2 Mode TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3...

Page 29: ...the OK button Zoom lever up or down to adjust the e selected item LCD Bright or LCD hen press the OK button n set values for LCD Bright and Colour between 0 35 ess the MENU button ng the LCD Screen does not affect the ess and colour of the image to be recorded Camera Player M Cam M Player LCD 19 2 5 VP D361 i D362 i D363 i 2 7 VP D361W i D364W i D365W i LCD LCD Bright LCD LCD Colour LCD 1 Power CA...

Page 30: ...0 1 JAN 2006 in the conditions playback of a blank section of a tape ape was recorded before setting the Time in the Camcorder he Lithium Battery becomes weak or dead u use the Date Time function you must ck page 23 Camera Player M Cam M Player 19 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE MEMORY VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Display OK 5 Zoom Date Time OK 6 Zoom OK Off Date Time Date Time 7 00 0...

Page 31: ...pear Zoom lever up or down to select then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select ay then press the OK button TV Display function move the Zoom down to select On or Off then OK button ess the MENU button Camera Player M Cam M Player 19 OSD On Screen Display Off OSD LCD On OSD LCD 64 65 DISPLAY OSD 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE MEMORY VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Display ...

Page 32: ...for a prolonged period may be r cause temporary impairment erting a tape or closing the ompartment do not apply force cause a malfunction e any tape other than Mini DV power source and slide the ECT switch ssette door opens atically pe into the cassette ent with the tape window facing nd the protection tab toward nserting a Cassette e the cassette tape which is atically ejected by pulling the e ou...

Page 33: ...LCD Screen ecording ecording viewing the en from below ding ecording viewing the en from the front g with the Viewfinder tances where it is use the LCD Screen nder can be used as a t alternative the LCD Screen xcessive rotation may e to the inside of the nnects the LCD Screen rder 1 2 LCD 3 LCD 4 LCD 5 LCD LCD DC IN DC IN 1 2 DC IN DC IN 3 4 DC IN DC IN 5 ...

Page 34: ...evel indicates that there is enough ng power for your expected recording time n select a Record Mode of your choice page 44 45 46 cording press the Start Stop button is displayed on the LCD Screen cording press the Start Stop button again is displayed on the LCD Screen attery Pack when you are finished recording necessary battery power consumption 1 19 32 2 3 Power CAMERA LCD Mode TAPE VP D363 i D...

Page 35: ...r to activating EASY Q mode tes n EASY Q mode certain functions are not available uch as Menu BLC Manual focus you want to use these functions you must first turn he EASY Q mode off he EASY Q mode settings are deleted when the attery Pack is removed from the Camcorder and must be reset when the Battery Pack is replaced aking a still image using the PHOTO button while ASY Q is set releases DIS func...

Page 36: ...eturn to the position automatically aped distortion may appear on the screen ecord Search mode Start Stop button after REC SEARCH rite the images recorded after that point Camera 19 REC SEARCH 1 Start Stop 2 REC SEARCH REC SEARCH STBY REC SEARCH Start Stop COLORNITE LIGHT COLORNITE LIGHT and Searching when Recording REC SEARCH ssette is loaded and the Camcorder is left in the STBY ore than 5 minut...

Page 37: ...o position you have finished playback fast forward or the tape in stop mode e stops automatically when it reaches the sition you have finished recording set the switch to PLAYER and press œ œ REW button e stops automatically when it reaches the sition ounter with the ZERO MEMORY indicator s from the display and the tape counter is changed to the wing situations ZERO MEMORY mode may be cancelled al...

Page 38: ...10 with a ound ast one second of the countdown the ound gets faster then recording starts atically want to cancel the SELF TIMER function recording press the SELF TIMER Start Stop button again when you wish cording struct the remote control sensor by putting between the remote control and r e control range is 4 5m 13 17 ft ve remote control angle is up to 30 eft right from the centre line pod is r...

Page 39: ...ce in the Wide position function works in both Camera and mode page 19 cal distance in Tele Macro mode is 50 Cm s 100 Cm 39 4 inches MACRO PB ZOOM button cro icon is displayed to cancel the Tele Macro function press the B ZOOM button again rding in Tele Macro mode the focus speed w operate the Zoom function in the Tele Macro ecording subject may be out of focus d to prevent hand shake in the Tele ...

Page 40: ...the picture and gradually appear fade in cording use Fade t wish to stop recording press e FADE button ture and sound gradually ar fade out picture has d Start Stop op recording seconds seconds Camera 19 1 Power CAMERA 2 Mode TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 FADE 4 Start Stop FADE 5 FADE 6 Start Stop a 4 b 4 Gradual appearance b Fade In Release the FADE button Press and hold the FADE button a Fade...

Page 41: ...UICK MENU button menu list will appear Zoom lever up or down to select BLC the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select On the OK button ess the QUICK MENU button on will be displayed unction will not operate in EASY Q mode Camera M Cam 19 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE MEMORY VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 QUICK MENU 4 ZOOM BLC OK 5 ZOOM On OK 6 QUICK MENU H 41 41 Recording ck Light Compensation Mode BLC BLC On B...

Page 42: ...ng the COLOR NITE the focus owly and the white dots may appear on n this is not a defect ITE is not available while DIS Photo ording or EASY Q is in use om Photo image recording 16 9 Wide Pastel2 Mirror or Mosaic is not available LOR NITE mode EASY Q is set COLOR NITE mode will be Camera COLOR NITE 19 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 COLOR NITE 4 COLOR NITE Color N 1 25 Color N 1 13 VP ...

Page 43: ...T will not turn on or off while you are of the LIGHT is limited up to 6 6ft 2m T can become extremely hot ch it while in operation or soon after turning wise serious injury may result ce the Camcorder into the carrying case ly after using the LIGHT mains extremely hot for some time e near flammable or explosive materials Camera 19 COLOR NITE 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 LIGHT Color ...

Page 44: ...ENU button The selected icon is 12Bit is selected no 12Bit indication is displayed end that you use this Camcorder to play back any ded on this Camcorder k a tape recorded in other equipment may produce ped distortion ecord a tape in SP and LP modes or LP mode only picture may be distorted or the time code may not be erly if there is a gap between scenes g SP mode for best picture and sound qualit...

Page 45: ...s the wind noise while ing the human voice ess the MENU button ut Plus On or Auto icon ayed WindCut Plus is set to off when you want hone to be as sensitive as possible Plus function is not available in USB mode i D363 i D364W i D365W i only Camera Player WindCut Plus 19 WindCut Plus WindCut Plus WindCut Plus 1 CAMERA PLAYER 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Record OK 5 Zoom WindCut P...

Page 46: ... the Real Stereo function move the ver up or down to select On then OK button ess the MENU button tereo icon is displayed S Camera 19 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Record OK 5 Zoom Real Stereo OK 6 Zoom On OK 7 MENU S ced Recording the Real Stereo H Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Record Rec Mode Audio Mode WindCut Plus Real Stereo SP 12Bit Off Off Move Select E...

Page 47: ...r s or trains or other rapidly moving ch as roller coasters 1 1000 1 500 or ts such as basketball 1 120 ually change the Shutter Speed and the alue when Program AE option is selected anges are applied first may not seem as smooth when a high Shutter Speed is set order returns to the auto shutter and auto exposure settings hange to the EASY Q mode rding with a Shutter Speed of 1 1000 or higher make...

Page 48: ...g the focus manually containing several objects some close to order others further away enveloped in fog or surrounded by snow or glossy surfaces like a car objects moving constantly or quickly like or a crowd ower switch to CAMERA ode switch to TAPE or MEMORY i D364W i D365W i only MF AF button F icon and the MF AF status bar will be ed on the LCD h the REV œ œ œ œ and FWD buttons s is not availa...

Page 49: ... objects moving quickly mode using on the background of the subject he background is out of focus rtrait mode is most effective when used outdoors t mode ing correctly when there is only light on the subject and not the picture ow mode ing when people or objects are darker than the background f reflected light from sand or snow eed High Shutter Speed mode ing fast moving subjects such as players i...

Page 50: ...de is selected no icon ayed essing the Program AE function is available ng the QUICK MENU button page 20 am AE function will not operate in EASY Q 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Camera OK 5 Zoom Program AE OK 6 Zoom OK 7 MENU Auto QUICK MENU 20 EASY Q 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY œ Auto Auto Off Off Off Off Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Camera Program AE White Balance...

Page 51: ...d lighting then the OK button The set white balance will pear and the Custom WB icon will be ayed the MENU button Auto mode is selected no icon is displayed ing the White Balance function is available simply UICK MENU button page 20 alance function will not operate in EASY Q mode al Zoom off if necessary to set a more accurate white ite balance if lighting conditions change l outdoor recording set...

Page 52: ...e gives the images a reddish brown e mode e reverses the colours creating a image mode e cuts the picture in half using a ect WHT mode e changes the images to black and s1 mode e creates a 3D effect embossing s2 mode e creates a 3D effect embossing unding area of an image mode e applies a pale pastel drawing effect ge mode e applies a pale pastel drawing effect nding area of an image Camera 19 10 ...

Page 53: ...ble in the Emboss2 Pastel2 Mirror or ode ct modes other than Emboss2 Pastel2 Mirror or Mosaic 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Camera OK 5 Zoom Visual Effect OK 6 Zoom OK 7 MENU DIS COLOR NITE Pastel2 2 Emboss2 2 Mirror Mosaic EASY Q Visual Effect DIS EASY Q COLOR NITE Emboss2 2 Pastel2 2 Mirror Mosaic Emboss2 2 Pastel2 2 Mirror Mosaic 16 9 Wide 16 9 VP 361 i D362 i D363 i P...

Page 54: ...e Wide mode is not available while Visual S or EASY Q is in use i D362 i D363 i only LOR NITE is set 16 9 Wide mode will be om is not available in the 16 9 Wide mode recording is not available in the 16 9 Wide 16 9 Camera 19 16 9 16 9 16 9 VP D361W i D364W i D365W i 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Camera OK 5 Zoom 16 9 Wide 16 9 OK 6 16 9 Zoom 16 9 16 9 Wide 16 9 7 MENU 16 ...

Page 55: ...U page 20 m COLOR NITE Emboss2 Pastel2 Mosaic is not available in the DIS mode mode is not available in the DIS mode i D362 i D363 i only press the PHOTO button while the DIS enabled the DIS will be released shortly e automatically after the still image recording mended that you deactivate the DIS function when using a the DIS function the picture quality may deteriorate ode automatically sets the...

Page 56: ...vailable while DIS EASY Q recording COLOR NITE 16 9 Wide Pastel2 Mirror or Mosaic is in use mage recording COLOR NITE 16 9 boss2 Pastel2 Mirror or Mosaic is set om mode will be released The Digital de will be backed up or EASY Q is set Digital Zoom mode will ed Camera 19 33x 1200x 1 CAMERA 2 TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Camera OK 5 Zoom Digital Zoom OK 6 Zoom 100x 200x 400x 1200x O...

Page 57: ...s not available while recording still image recording by using the PHOTO button te control Pressing the PHOTO button on the rol records the still image at once with automatic P D363 i D364W i D365W i only ecording is not available while COLOR NITE or in use Zoom COLOR NITE Visual Effect are not hen still image recording ecording while EASY Q DIS or Digital Zoom mode is in use will the current mode...

Page 58: ...ight LCD Colour during ment method is the same procedure as used a mode page 29 he Volume use the LCD Screen for playback you can ded sound from the built in Speaker e following steps to lower the volume or mute nd while playing a tape on the Camcorder hear sounds once the tape is in play use the er to adjust the volume e level display will appear on the LCD Screen may be adjusted from anywhere be...

Page 59: ...ill mode normal playback press the Y STILL button sing œ œ œ œ REW FF buttons yback or still mode normal playback release the button back Forward Reverse D364W i D365W i only low Playback he SLOW button on the remote control playback me normal playback press the PLAY STILL button low Playback he œ œ button during forward slow play back me forward slow playback press the button me normal playback p...

Page 60: ... PLAY STILL button X2 Playback he œ œ button during forward X2 playback me normal playback press the PLAY STILL button layback VP D363 i D364W i D365W i only ck in reverse at normal speed press the œ œ button mal forward playback PLAY STILL or button to return to normal ayback aped distortion may appear on the screen while in some of s playback modes Mosaic shaped distortion or noise may enced whe...

Page 61: ...layed the PB Zoom function press the M or STOP button oom function enlarges the centre of the y t apply the PB Zoom function to pictures being input from l video source oom image cannot be imported to your he Camcorder s DV jack oom images cannot be exported to a PC ntrol is disabled while PB Zoom is in use Player 19 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 PB ZOOM 4 5 ZOOM 1 2 8 0 6...

Page 62: ...TILL button and me frame of the scene to be PLAY STILL button to scene A DUB button on the remote Dubbing icon is displayed amcorder is ready for dubbing PLAY STILL button to ing he STOP button to stop bbing ot use the Audio Dubbing function while playing a write video tape an external MIC or sound source connect a microphone to ck or use the Multi AV Cable to connect external sound ut external so...

Page 63: ...ay back sound1 and 2 equally ess the MENU button PLAY STILL button to playback the pe yback added sound Sound 2 or u may experience a loss of sound quality Player 19 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Tape OK 5 Zoom Audio Select OK 6 Zoom OK Sound 1 1 Sound 2 2 MIX 1 2 1 2 1 2 7 MENU 8 PLAY STILL Sound 2 or MIX 1 2 2 1 2 Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Sound 1 Off Mov...

Page 64: ... and set the TV VIDEO selector on the TV to Video o the TV user s manual ape page 63 use an S Video connector on the cable to obtain better tures if you have a S Video connector on your TV u use an S Video connector you need to connect an audio nect the cable to the AV S jack you will not hear sound Camcorder s speakers mono audio input is available on the TV set use the audio the white jack Audio...

Page 65: ...LL button ages you recorded will appear on the TV few seconds e reaches its end while being played back e will rewind automatically ack mode SP LP is selected automatically has an S Video input terminal you may use S Video for better quality eo connector transmits video only Connect audio cables ono audio input is available on the TV set use the audio the white jack Audio L A V A V 1 2 VCR 3 Power...

Page 66: ...ives an effect of echo sound heard a cave or on the mountain top ess the MENU button mended to use stereo type output devices TV speakers audio effects Effect function is transmittable via external output such and DV ct function is not available in USB Streaming mode i D363 i D364W i D365W i only Player 19 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE VP D363 i D364W i D365W i 3 MENU 4 Zoom Tape OK 5 Zoom Audio Effe...

Page 67: ...cording ant to pause recording for a while press the top button again ording press the STOP button record the images being played back on an R if they are not being played back at normal example more than double speed or slow playback only a appears on the Camcorder Out is set to AV In or S Video In the WindCut Plus will be AV Player 19 AV LCD 1 Multi AV VCR TV 64 65 2 Power PLAYER 3 Mode TAPE VP ...

Page 68: ...ard Cover sh the Memory Card inwards to pop it out emory Card out of the slot and close the ard Cover Power OFF MMC Memory Stick Duo Memory Stick Duo 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 H Digital Still Camera Mode 363 i D364W i D365W i only VP D363 i D364W i D365W i Memory Card Usable Memory Card not supplied Terminals Protection Tab Terminals Terminals Protection Tab Label MMC SD VP D363 i D364W i D365W i Memory Stick...

Page 69: ...e for data loss due to misuse Mini SD VP D363 i D364W i D365W i or Memory Stick Duo W i D365W i only should be inserted by using the Adaptor not mages that you recorded are PEG file format on the ard g images that you recorded n MPEG4 file format on the ard as a file number and all files ed to a folder mber from DCAM0001 is ially assigned to each d image der is numbered from DVC and recorded on th...

Page 70: ...ton Zoom lever up or down to select Type then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select Int or Memory Card then press the OK ess the MENU button essing the Memory Type function is available simply using K MENU button page 20 Player M Cam M Player VP D365W i 32MB 19 1 Power CAMERA PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE MEMORY 3 MENU 4 Zoom Memory OK 5 Zoom Memory Type OK 6 Zoom Int Memory Memory Card OK 7 ME...

Page 71: ...s that you can record varies the nature of the subject to be recorded essing the Photo Quality function is imply using the QUICK MENU button approximation is based on a 8MB Memory Card under ording conditions er of images that can be stored on a Memory Card n various conditions ges JPEG can be stored in the Memory Card up to s Player M Cam 19 1 CAMERA PLAYER 2 CAMERA MEMORY PLAYER TAPE 3 MENU 4 Zo...

Page 72: ...rom 0001 ower switch to the CAMERA ode switch to MEMORY MENU button enu list will appear Zoom lever up or down to select then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select desired ries or Reset then press the OK ess the MENU button M Cam 19 Series Reset 0001 1 CAMERA 2 MEMORY 3 MENU 4 Zoom Memory OK 5 Zoom File No OK 6 Zoom Series Rese...

Page 73: ...er switch to CAMERA ode switch to MEMORY ng your object to record fully press the button to take the picture ture is taken and saved into the Memory thin a few seconds another picture within this interval is not e indicator appears during the akes to save the image ges are saved in the Memory Card in an ormat er of photo images that can be stored n the quality of the image M Cam 19 VP D363 i D364W...

Page 74: ... e show press the S SHOW button again Multi Display ed images on single screen press the MULTI on mark œ œ œ œ appears under the image e œ œ œ œ REV FWD button to select an image gle playback mode press the MULTI DISP d picture is displayed in full screen zed image taken with another device will be displayed as a thumbnail he previous six images press and hold the œ œ œ œ REV button for onds he ne...

Page 75: ...K button ess the MENU button otection icon is displayed essing the Protection function is available ng the QUICK MENU page 20 protection tab on the Memory Card is set you cannot set image protection M Player 19 1 PLAYER 2 MEMORY No image 3 œ œ œ œ REV FWD 4 MENU 5 Zoom Memory OK 6 Zoom Protect OK 7 Zoom On OK 8 MENU QUICK MENU 20 Digital Still Camera Mode 63 i D364W i D365W i only VP D363 i D364W ...

Page 76: ... button enu list will appear Zoom lever up or down to select then press the OK button Zoom lever up or down to select then press the OK button sage Do you want to delete is ed Zoom lever up or down to select Yes hen press the OK button ess the MENU button M Player 19 1 PLAYER 2 MEMORY No image 3 œ œ œ œ REV FWD 4 MENU 5 Zoom Memory OK 6 Zoom Delete OK Do you want to delete 7 Zoom Yes No OK 8 MENU ...

Page 77: ...ard the Memory Card Error will be displayed caused by copying images from different digital devices the Memory Card will delete all the stored images important pictures from accidental deletion activate the ection page 75 l files using the Delete All menu may take a while all files much faster format the Memory Card after backing s into other storage device 6 Zoom Delete All OK Do you want to dele...

Page 78: ...tton plete is displayed when the format is ted ss the MENU button ecute the Format function all photo moving images will be erased completely and hoto images moving images cannot be d g the Memory Card using a different device e Memory Card read errors rn the power off in the middle of the g y Card with the protection tab set to save will matted page 68 rmat the Memory Card on a PC Not d message m...

Page 79: ... images is e when a MENU or QUICK MENU is displayed en To start recording press the MENU ake it disappear g the Recording moving images function check Memory Card is inserted into the Camcorder ges that you recorded are saved in avi avi 1 0 n the Memory Card t you recorded are saved in a following folder on right images on a Memory Card are a smaller size efinition than images on tape s recorded i...

Page 80: ...ENU button to make it disappear be broken or mosaic pictures while playing moving it is not malfunction images that you recorded on the Memory Card y on other manufacturer s images recorded by another Camcorder may not his Camcorder moving images on a PC the Video Codec in the d with the camcorder should be installed d Microsoft Windows Media Player Version 9 or higher version in play moving image...

Page 81: ... from a cassette ry Card use the COPY function ower switch to PLAYER ode switch to TAPE he cassette PHOTO button oto image is recorded on the Memory the time it takes to save an image the ck screen is paused and the OSD is ed see illustration right ges copied from the cassette to the ard are saved in a 640x480 format images you can save varies depending ge resolution Player 19 COPY 1 Power PLAYER ...

Page 82: ...P button to stop copying tops when the cassette is finished or y Card is full opied from the cassette to the Memory ed in 640x480 format Player 19 Photo 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode TAPE 3 MENU 4 Zoom Tape OK 5 Zoom Photo Copy OK 6 7 STOP 640x480 Digital Still Camera Mode 363 i D364W i D365W i only VP D363 i D364W i D365W i l Images from a Cassette to Memory Card Photo Copy Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM ...

Page 83: ...en press OK ack to the previous mode select Back s File or All Files is selected Now g is displayed and copying starts ess the MENU button M Player 19 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode MEMORY 3 MENU 4 Zoom Memory OK 5 Zoom Copy to OK 6 Zoom Back This File or All Files OK Back This File All Files Now copying 7 MENU es from the Memory Card to the Built in Copy to VP D365W i only VP D365W i Memory Card Photo Off...

Page 84: ... 000 ssing the Print Mark function is available g the QUICK MENU page 20 Mark is set to This File you can set the copies from 000 to 999 Mark is set to All Files you can set the copies to 1 iles option may require extended operation ding on the number of stored images porting printers are commercially available SB cable provided with the Camcorder M Player 19 DPOF Digital Print Order Format DPOF T...

Page 85: ...r up or down to select then press the OK button puter Connect to a computer r Connect to a printer To use the dge function connect to a printer our Camcorder to the printer using the USB cable printer power on tBridge menu screen appears automatically after a short sor highlights Print PictBridgeTM M Player 19 PictBridge PictBridge PictBridge USB PictBridge 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode MEMORY 3 MENU 4 Zo...

Page 86: ...f the printer does this option dgeTM is a registered trademark of CIPA Imaging Products Association an image transfer standard by Canon Fuji HP Olympus Seiko Epson and Sony supporting printers are commercially available SB cable provided with the Camcorder C power adapter for your Camcorder during PictBridge Direct urning your Camcorder off during the printing might damage e Memory Card oto images...

Page 87: ...to transmit data to a PC you must install an IEEE 1394 rd into the PC not supplied rate for moving image is dependent on the capacity of the equirements er Intel Pentium III 450MHz compatible system Windows 98SE ME XP Mac OS 9 1 10 4 ory more than 64 MB RAM add on card or built in IEEE1394 card is not guaranteed for all the recommended computer nts mentioned above DV DVD DV 4 6 4 PC PC PC IEEE 139...

Page 88: ...mode e other DV device when using IEEE1394 nnect the Camcorder to a PC using both DV and USB may not operate properly 1394 cable DV cable is sold separately age software is commercially available enabled PCs have a 6 pin jack In this case a 6pin 4pin quired for the connection enabled Notebooks and Laptops have a 4 pin socket Use a cable for the connection COLOR NITE are not available when in DV IE...

Page 89: ...ory Card is inserted into before connecting USB cable If no Memory Card or an unformatted d is inserted PC will not recognize your Camcorder as a removable 363 i D364W i D365W i only ming requires Video Codec DV Driver and DirectX 9 0 nnect the USB cable from the PC or the Camcorder during the data data transfer will stop and the data may be damaged ct the USB cable to a PC using a USB HUB or with...

Page 90: ... Stream or able disk n select Printer to use the dge feature page 84 ess the MENU button USB M Player 19 USB VP D365W i 1 Power PLAYER 2 Mode MEMORY 3 MENU 4 Zoom System OK 5 Zoom USB Connect USB OK 6 Zoom Computer Printer OK Computer Printer Pictbridge 84 7 MENU USB Interface 2 i D363 i D364W i D365W i only USB VP D362 i D363 i D364W i D365W i the USB Device USB Connect 3 i D364W i D365W i only U...

Page 91: ... and execute Autorun exe file to lation When CD ROM drive is set to D drive type exe and press Enter ons listed below to install the selected software er Click removable Disk Driver Windows 98SE only D363 i D364W i D365W i only PC CAMERA STREAMING Driver CAPTURE DRIVER nect a Camcorder to your PC to complete the DV Driver llation his function works only in Camera mode onnect the camcorder to the P...

Page 92: ...e e following way removable disc icon and click the right mouse button to ect onfirm and disconnect the USB cable when the Windows reen appears onnect the USB cable from the PC or the Camcorder while g the data transmission will stop and the data may be nect the USB cable to a PC via a USB HUB or ously connect the USB cable along with other USB devices order may not work properly If this occurs re...

Page 93: ... case connect an external e to the soundcard of the PC to enable voice ation Camcorder with PC Net Meeting program installed you pate in video conference amera s screen size Transferred video frame rate for the a function is max 12 5 fps 80 VGA pixels for USB 2 0 connection nnected with the USB to the Camcorder only the Power ode switch Zoom lever can be operated ower switch to CAMERA ode switch t...

Page 94: ...O Studio use refer to the m s Help function ws Movie Maker is used for WINDOWS ME and XP users gram files Movie maker moviemk exe removable Disk Function i D364W i D365W i only asily transfer data from a Memory Card to a PC without cards via a USB connection ower switch to CAMERA or PLAYER set the Mode MEMORY ne end of the USB cable to the USB jack on the r and the other end to the USB jack on you...

Page 95: ...ges ower switch to the Off t the power source or remove the Battery ss the BATTERY RELEASE button located om of the Camcorder and slide the Battery e direction of the arrow ve recorded something that you wish to keep ct it so that it will not be accidentally erased a tape Push the safety tab on the cassette so le is uncovered the tape protection onger wish to keep the recording on the push the saf...

Page 96: ...L button STOP button after 10 seconds quality of the picture using a videocassette ture quality has not improved repeat the operation video heads with a dry type cassette cleaner aning cassette products stop automatically Refer to the assette s instructions for detailed information If the ontinues after the cleaning consult your nearest Samsung Authorized Service Centre blue screen 1 Player 19 2 M...

Page 97: ...to a videocassette recorder or VCR must be PAL compatible and have the appropriate acks u may need to use a transcoder atible Countries Regions ustria Belgium Bulgaria China CIS Czech Republic Egypt Finland France Germany Greece Great Britain ng Kong Hungary India Iran Iraq Kuwait Libya Mauritius Norway Romania Saudi Arabia Singapore ublic Spain Sweden Switzerland Syria Thailand patible Countries ...

Page 98: ...e ejection will cassette compartment and remove the Battery Camcorder for at least two hours in a dry warm room LENS DEW ow ow o ow ow ow ow the Battery pack is almost discharged Change to a charged one When the remaining time on the tape is about 2 minutes Prepare a new one the tape reached its end Change to a new one there is no tape in Camcorder Insert a tape the tape is protected from recordin...

Page 99: ...y Card needs to format When progressing file delete If inserted Memory Card is not recognised by the Camcorder Insert a Memory Card Change to a new Memory Card Erase recorded image Record new images Release the write protect tab on the Memory Card Cancel the protection of image Format a Memory Card or insert Memory Card recorded on this Camcorder Format a Memory Card or change to a new Memory Card...

Page 100: ...annot be recharged Use another Battery pack The video heads may be dirty Clean the head with a cleaning tape The contrast between the subject and the background is too great for the Camcorder to operate normally Make the background bright to reduce the contrast or use the BLC function while you are recording in bright Surroundings The Viewfinder lens has not been adjusted Adjust the Viewfinder con...

Page 101: ...lecting the Audio playback channel Selecting the Audio Effect Selecting the recording speed Selecting Sound Quality for recording Minimizing wind noise Selecting the Real Stereo Selecting the AV input output Selecting the memory type Selecting Image Quality Selecting Storage Media Photo Movie to playback Deleting Files Deleting All files Preventing Accidental Erasure Print images recorded on a Mem...

Page 102: ...27 28 Display System LCD Bright LCD LCD Colour LCD Date Time Clock Set Remote Beep Sound Shutter Sound USB Connect USB USB Language OSD Demonstration TV Display TV OSD Functions Menu Page M Player M Cam Player Camera ght lour me lay et ound Sound onnect ge stration 29 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 90 27 28 Available Mode Setting the Brightness tone of the LCD Screen Setting the Colour tones of the LCD Scre...

Page 103: ...erature rature sion l 364W i only DC 8 4V Lithium Ion Battery Pack 7 4V Lithium Ion Battery Pack Power supply 100V 240V 50 60Hz 3 9W LCD 3 7W Viewfinder 0 40 C 32 F 104 F 20 C 60 C 4 F 140 F Height 3 62inches 93mm Length 4 63inches 105mm Width 2 52inches 53mm 0 904lb 350g 14 46oz Except for Lithium Ion Battery Pack and tape Omni directional stereo microphone Indoors greater than 49ft 15m straight ...

Page 104: ...Search 36 Remote 24 Remote control 13 Shutter Speed 47 Sound 25 26 Speaker 58 Tele Macro 39 TV Display 31 USB 89 94 Viewfinder 32 Visual Effect 52 White Balance 51 WindCut Plus 45 ZERO MEMORY 37 Zoom 39 A F R S T U V W Z H I M O P B C D E L 8 48 62 44 16 41 32 96 23 87 30 19 76 77 28 55 DV 87 35 47 40 78 60 9 14 IEEE1394 87 88 LCD 29 68 68 79 OSD 21 22 82 71 57 49 75 73 44 36 24 13 47 25 26 58 39 ...

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