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Digital Still Camera Mode (SC-D363/D364/D365/D366 only)
Recording Moving Images (MPEG) on a Memory Card
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You may record moving images while in
<M.Cam>
mode and store the images on a Memory Card.
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You can record moving images with audio on a Memory Card.
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The screen format of the moving image to be recorded is 720x480.
Saving Moving Images onto a Memory Card
1. Set the
[Power]
switch to
[CAMERA]
.
2. Set the
[Mode]
switch to
[MEMORY]
.
3. Press the
[Start/Stop]
button, the moving images are recorded on the Memory Card in MPEG4.
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You can record a photo image on Memory Card by pressing the
[PHOTO]
button instead of
the
[Start/Stop]
button.
4. Press the
[Start/Stop]
button to stop the recording.
[ Notes ]
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The camorder supports memory cards ranging up to 4GB and a movie can be recorded up to
2GB of file size.
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MPEG files can be stored in the Memory Card up to 1,000 files.
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[MENU] button and [OK] button are not available while recording a moving image.
To use [MENU] button and [OK] button, stop recording.
Recording a moving image is not available when a MENU or QUICK MENU is displayed
on the screen. To start recording, press the [MENU] button to make the menu disappear.
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Before using the Recording a moving image function, check whether the Memory Card is
inserted into the Camcorder.
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Moving images that you recorded are saved in *.avi (avi 1.0) file format on the Memory Card.
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The files that you recorded are saved as shown in the folder to the right. (see illustration right)
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The moving images on a Memory Card are a smaller size and lower definition than images on
tape.
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The sound is recorded in mono.
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The following functions are not allowed in
<M.Cam>
Mode.
DIS (Digital Image Stabilizer), Digital Zoom, Fade, Program AE, Visual Effect, Slow Shutter.
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While recording on a Memory Card, don’t insert or eject the tape as it may record noise.
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While recording on a Memory Card, don’t eject the Memory Card or it may break the data on the
Memory Card or Memory Card itself.
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Turning the power off while accessing the Memory Card may damage the data stored on the Memory Card.
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