FUNCTIONS AVAILABLE WITH DISC NAVIGATION
The Disc Na_ igation mode will allow a variety of further operations.
Editing of scenes
Setting special • •
effects to scenes
Copy from disc to
card
Scene lock
Scene information
display •
A*I You can delete unnecessary scenes, 77 - 79
combine scenes, or divide one scene.
You can attach fade and skip to a 80 - 82
scene, and change existing thumbnails.
You can copy photos recorded on
DVD-RAM disc to card.
You can lock any scene so that it will
not be deleted by mistake: Essential
scenes are thereby protected, and
recording another still is possible.
You can display information on one
• • • • • scene or multiple scenes, such as
image quality, recording time, etc.
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Changing title
Creation of play list
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You can change the title of play list or 88, 96
program.
You can create an original movie by 90
changing the combination of scenes.
Disc or Card You can initialize a DVD-RAM/DVD-RW/
initialization • • • • • +RW disc or card so that it can be used
on this DVD video camera/recorder.
Remaining display
(Capacity) • • • • • • The remaining recordable movie time or
number of recordable stills is displayed.
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You can protect the DVD-RAM/DVD-
RW (VR-mode) disc to prevent
deletion or editing by mistake.
Disc finalization You can use this DVD video camera/ 100
recorder to finalize any DVD-RW/
DVD-R/+RW disc recorded on it so
that the disc can be viewed on DVD
recorder/player, etc.
Disc protection 98
0 *2 • • •
Unfinalizing disc You can unfinalize a DVD-RW (VF-mode)/ 101
+RW that was finalized on this DVD video
camera/recorder so that additional videos
can be recorded on the disc.
Repeat play •
Slide show
You can repeatedly play back
programs and scenes.
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• You can play back stills continuously. 103
.1 Only deletion is possible.
*2 Additional recording can be made on a finalized DVD-RW (VR-mode).
Note:
Setting special effects to scenes (fade, skip, thumbnail) are unique to this DVD video camera/recorder. When a disc
with any effects set on this DVD video camera/recorder is directly played back on a DVD recorder/player or read into
PC, the set effect results will not be reflected in the playback or reading. To reflect the set effect results, connect
both devices using the AV/S output cable and then perform recording (Dubbing, p. 107).
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