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Viewing images with your computer
Viewing pictures recorded on the tape on a computer
– USB Streaming (For Windows users)
Capturing images live from your camcorder onto a CD-R
Eject the cassette beforehand if inserted. If the cassette is inserted, your camcorder
automatically turns off when it has been in recording standby for more than five
minutes.
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Follow Step 1 and 2 on page 156.
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Set the POWER switch to CAMERA on your camcorder.
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Follow Step 4 to 8 on page 156.
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Follow Step 3 to 7 in “Capturing images recorded on the tape onto a CD-R” on
page 160.
Notes
•A computer equipped with a CD-R drive is required.
•Do not press any buttons on your camcorder while creating a video CD. If you press
, images on the tape are recorded on the video CD up to the point where you
have pressed
and Easy Video CD quits.
•Once you have created a video CD, you cannot add any images onto the CD.
•On the “Option” screen, select the hard disk that has enough space (more than about
6 GB) for the “Location of work folder.”
Playing back a video CD
You can play back the video CD you made on a DVD player or on a computer equipped
with a DVD drive.
To play back a Video CD on the computer, application software that supports a Video
CD needs to be installed in it.
You can play back a Video CD using the Windows Media Player. However, you may
not be able to play back a Video CD depending on your computer environment
including Operating Systems or hardware. Menu functions of the Windows Media
Player do not function.
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Start up the Windows Media Player.
Windows XP:
Select “Start”
t
“All Programs”
t
“Accessories”
t
“Entertainment,” and
click the “Windows Media Player.”
Other Operating Systems:
Select “Start”
t
“Programs”
t
“Accessories”
t
“Entertainment,” and click
the “Windows Media Player.”
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Select “My computer”
t
“CD-R,” and click “MPEGAV” folder, then drag and
drop the moving picture file “
sss
*.DAT” onto the screen of the Windows
Media Player. The moving picture is played back.
* The file number is displayed in the
sss
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Maximum recording time on a video CD is about one hour.
Easy Video CD divides the images to be captured into about 4 GB and captures each of
the divided files every ten minutes due to the specifications of the AVI format. A few
seconds of images may drop out at the jointed part between the divided files when
playing back the recorded files.
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