Canon MV200 - Page 71

MV200i
The MV200i is equipped with the DV Recording function. The MV200i is
only available in certain areas.
Digital video equipment fitted with this terminal lets you edit, copy and
transfer data digitally, with virtually no generation loss in image and sound
quality. The DV terminal is for both line-in and line-out, since a single DV
cable can handle data in both directions.
• If another Canon digital video camcorder is connected, the Auto Editing
Function can be used for digital-to-digital editing (i.e. with virtually no
generation loss in image quality).
Use a Canon CV-150F DV cable (optional) to connect two digital devices
together. When you are recording, make sure you connect the cable to the
MV200i before connecting the other end of the cable to the recording device.
When you are recording to the MV200i, slide the POWER switch to VCR and
press the DV REC button on the MV200i or the wireless controller’s REC
PAUSE button (“DV IN” appears in the display when you press “play” on the
playback device). Then press its pause button to start/pause recording.
If the cables are not connected properly, the camera displays the caution
“CHECK THE DV INPUT”.
• The image displayed by the camcorder that is being recorded to (for
example on its LCD screen, an attached TV, or in its viewfinder) may
become distorted during digital dubbing. The actual recording on the tape,
however, is not affected.
• If you press the DV REC button with the DV cable unconnected, the camera
displays the caution “CHECK THE DV INPUT”. An anomalous image may
also flash onto the screen.
• Blanks between recordings on the playback tape are recorded as anomalous
images on the tape that is being recorded to.
• Do not turn the power off when operating either camcorder with the DV
cable connected.
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