Samsung VP-DC175WI/MEA, VP-DC575WB/XEF Playing Back on a PC with DVD drive, To Playback a disc

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DVD Camcorder: Disc Manager

Playing Back on a PC with DVD drive

The DVD disc can be played on a PC with a DVD running media (DVD drive).

1.Turn on your PC.

2.Insert a finalised disc into the DVD drive of the PC.

Starts DVD playback application software and the disc will play.

PC

If DVD playback application does not start automatically, run the application by

 

 

navigating through the Start menu.

 

Notes

Use a DVD drive compatible to 8cm discs. page 123

A DVD playback application software should have been installed before playing back a disc.

Video and audio may be paused or skipped when you play back from a DVD disc directly. In this case, copy the data into your hard disk drive.

A DVD-RW disc recorded in VR mode can not play back on your PC.

Playing back a finalised disc on a DVD Player/Recorder

To Playback a disc

You can playback finalised DVD-R/-RW (Video mode)/+R DL discs on DVD Players/Recorders.

Playback is not guaranteed in all DVD Players/Recorders. For compatibility details, refer to your DVD Player/Recorder owner’s manual.

Most DVD Players/Recorders can play back a DVD+RW disc that has not been finalised.

Refer to the page 11 for finalised disc compatibility.

1.

Turn on the DVD Player/Recorder.

DVD

2.

Insert the finalised DVD disc into the tray of a DVD Player/Recorder.

It may start playing automatically or press the PLAY button to start.

For further details on playing back DVD discs, refer to the DVD Player/

Recorder user’s manual.

To Playback DVD-RW discs recorded in VR mode:

A finalised DVD-RW in VR mode can be played back using a DVD Recorder which is capable of playing VR mode DVD-RW discs in VR mode.

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Contents Charge Coupled Device Owner’s Instruction BookAD68-01230G Contents Initial Setting System Menu Setting DVD Camcorder Thumbnail index and Playlist63 Using a Memory Card Usable Memory Card not suppliedMaintenance PictBridge VP-DC173i/DC175WB/DC175WiUSB Interface VP-DC173i/DC175WB English  Use a soft cloth to clean the disc Servicing & Replacement Parts Getting to Know Your DVD Camcorder FeaturesTimes Learning available Discs and Their Features You may not use 12cm CD/DVD discs  Unusable 8cm discs  Floppy Disk, MO, MD, iD, LDCase of VR mode Case of Video mode DVD player  DVD recorder  DVD drive-equipped PC DVD recorder You may edit only in DVD-RW VR Mode. page How to use the DVD Camcorder easilyBasic Accessories Accessories Supplied with the DVD CamcorderOptional Accessories Lens Cover Lens Cover StrapFront & Left View Access Indicator page Open Switch page LensInternal MIC EASY.Q Button page Menu Button page TFT LCD ScreenNITE/S.SHOW Button VP-DC173i only Left Side Viewpage 49/95 Record Start/Stop Button pageRight & Top View Zoom W/T Lever pageDC575WB/DC575Wi only page Rear & Bottom View BATT. Release SwitchDisplay page Photo page/Skip /Search  Stop Slow  Play/Still Up /Down /Left /Right /OKInstalling the Lens Cover after Operation Using the Hand Strap & Lens CoverPreparation Lens CoverLithium Battery Installation for the Internal Clock Lithium Battery InstallationPrecautions regarding the Lithium Battery firmly until you hear locking soundCharging the Lithium Ion Battery Pack Using the Lithium Ion Battery PackAmount of continuous recording time available depends on Charging, Recording Times based on Battery TypeBattery Level Display  At battery level ‘e’Battery Pack Management  Make sure that the Battery Pack is fitted firmly into place Maintaining the Battery PackUsing a Household Power Source Connecting a Power SourceGreen Tab on the Power switch and turning Power switch to on or OFFUsing the Joystick Mode Name Camera Mode Player ModeAbout the Operating Modes Functions available using the Q.MENU are as below Using the Q.MENUFor example Setting the White Balance Press the Q.MENU button  The quick menu list will appearOSD On Screen Display in Camera Mode/Player Mode Turning the OSD On Screen Display On/Off Setting the Clock Clock Set Initial Setting System Menu SettingCamera or Press the Menu button  The menu list will appearPress the Menu button.  The menu list will appear Setting the Beep Sound Beep Sound  The Shutter Sound function works only in M.Cam Mode. page Set the Mode switch to CardSelecting the OSD Language Language Viewing the Demonstration Demonstration Initial Setting Display Menu Setting Adjusting the LCD Screen LCD Bright/LCD ColourLCD Bright LCD Colour Displaying the Date/Time Date/Time  Off The OSD appears in the LCD Screen and Viewfinder only Setting the TV Display TV DisplayUsing the LCD Enhancer Using the ViewfinderAdjusting the Focus DVD Camcorder Before RecordingGeneral recording Downward recording Various Recording TechniquesUpward recording Self recordingInserting a Disc Inserting and Removing a DiscWhen using a New Disc Formatting a new Disc Upon completion, the Complete! message will appearRemoving a Disc Recording Times based on Disc Type Selecting the Record Mode Rec ModeTip CameraDVD Camcorder Basic Recording Recording with Ease for Beginners EASY.Q Mode Unavailable buttons during operation Menu button Nite buttonZooming In and Out Set the Power switch to Camera Using the Fade In and Out FadeTo Start Recording To Stop RecordingSet the Power switch to Camera Using Back Light Compensation Mode BLCUsing the Colour Nite  Color N /25, Color N /13 and off Color N /25, Color N /13, Color N /13 and off Using the Light VP-DC175WB/DC175Wi/DC575WB/DC575Wi only  Please disable 169 Wide mode to use this function. pageSet the Mode switch to Disc DVD Camcorder Advanced Recording Cutting Off Wind Noise Wind CutPress the Menu button Camera Setting the Shutter Speed & Exposure Shutter/ExposureAuto Focus / Manual Focus Automatic focusing difficult or unreliableCam Mode. page Auto FocusProgrammed Automatic Exposure Modes Program AE Setting the Program AE Close up Setting the White Balance White BalanceOutdoor Custom WB The Set White Balance will blink Setting the Custom White BalanceApplying Digital Effects Digital Effect Selecting the Digital Effects  The display mode is set to the selected modeJoystick Nite is in useSetting the 169 Wide mode 169 Wide Setting the Digital Image Stabilizer DIS Recording through the window of a vehiclePress the Joystick Zooming In and Out with Digital Zoom Digital Zoom  The Digital Zoom works only in Camera Mode. pageMaximum zooming may result in lower picture quality What’s a Playlist? DVD-RWVR mode What is the Thumbnail Index?DVD Camcorder Thumbnail index and Playlist Recorded title scenesVolume Adjusting the Volume DVD-RW/+RW/-R/+R DLDVD Camcorder Playing Title Scenes DVD-RW/+RW/-R/+R DLVarious Functions while in Player Mode DVD-RW/+RW/-R/+R DL Playback/StillSkip Playback Forward/Reverse Picture Search Forward/Reverse Set the Power switch to Player Deleting a Title Scene Delete DVD -RW/+RWThen press the Joystick Set the Power switch to Player Press the Q.MENU button DVD Camcorder Playlist Creating a New Playlist New Playlist DVD-RWVR mode This function works only in Player Mode. page Playing the Playlist DVD-RWVR modeDeleting a Playlist Delete DVD-RWVR mode Add Adding Scenes to Playlist Scene-Add DVD-RWVR modeEdit Move Deleting Scenes from Playlist Scene-Delete DVD-RWVR mode  The Partial Delete screen will appear Use the Joystick to search the start point of deletion DVD Camcorder Disc Manager Set the Power switch to Camera or PlayerDisc Information Disc Info DVD-RW/+RW/-R/+R DL Will be displayedEditing the Disc Name Disc Info-Rename DVD-RW/+RW/-R/+R DL VR VR Mode Formatting a Disc Disc Format DVD-RW/+RWBack on other DVD Players/Recorders  This function works only in Camera Mode. page Finalising a Disc Disc Finalise DVD-RW/-R/+R DLPlaying Back on a PC with DVD drive To Playback DVD-RW discs recorded in VR modePlaying back a finalised disc on a DVD Player/Recorder To Playback a discUnfinalising a Disc Disc Unfinalise DVD-RW DVD Camcorder Connection Set the Power switch to Player AV In/Out function works only in Player Mode. page External deviceConnecting to a TV that has Audio/Video Input Jacks Viewing Recordings on TVPlaying back on a TV Monitor Play the disc. pages 65~66 Connecting to a TV that has no Audio/Video Input JacksCopying a Disc onto a Tape When Copying is Complete Connect the AV cable to the input jack on your VCR  Set the TV Display to Off in the menu. pageTo cancel, press the Record Start/Stop button again Using the Voice PlusRecording Copying onto a Disc Memory Card Functions Using a Memory Card Usable Memory Card not suppliedInserting a Memory Card Ejecting a Memory CardStructure of Folders and Files on the Memory Card Image Format Photo ImageMoving Image Selecting the Photo Quality Photo Quality Select the Photo QualityNumber of Images that can be stored on a Memory Card Setting the Photo Size Photo Size VP-DC575WB/DC575Wi only Setting the File Number File No Taking a Photo Image Jpeg on a Memory Card To view a Single Image Viewing Photo Images JpegTo view a Slide Show  Loading time may vary depending on the image sizeMemory Card, No file! is displayed Protection from accidental Erasure ProtectUse the Joystick to select images to be protected  The protection icon is displayed The Delete function works only in M.Player Mode. page Deleting Photo Images and Moving Images DeleteDelete All  The Format? All files will be deleted! message will appear Formatting the Memory Card FormatRecording Moving Images Mpeg on a Memory Card Saving Moving Images onto a Memory CardRecording time available on a Memory Card Then move it right to Highlight the moving image icon Playing the Moving Images Mpeg on a Memory Card102 Marking Images for Printing Print Mark It can be set up toRemoving the Print Mark PictBridge printer using a USB cable Printing Your Pictures-Using PictBridgeConnecting To a Printer USB Connect Turn your printer power offSetting the Date/Time Imprint Option Setting the Number of PrintsCanceling the Printing Printing ImagesTransferring a Digital Image through a USB Connection Using USB InterfaceUSB Connection Speed depending on the System System Requirements USB Streaming requires Video Codec, DV Driver and DirectX Selecting the USB Device USB Connect Installing DV Media PRO Program Installing Driver DV Driver and DirectXClick on DV Driver on the Setup screen 111 Disconnecting the USB Cable Connecting to a PCUsing the PC Camera Function Using the removable Disk Function Using the USB Streaming FunctionUsing Your DVD Camcorder Abroad MaintenanceTroubleshooting TroubleshootingDisplay Blinking Informs that Action Record Start/Stop button Symptom Explanation/SolutionDisc is a damaged one. Replace with a new disc Normal screen Power switch to on, and then connect it againOpens Playing DVD CamcorderLocal service centre Disc Cover Make sure the Battery Pack is chargedConnected and stable +RW/-R/+R DL discMain Menu Sub Menu Functions Available Mode Camera Player Setting menu itemsTrademark Acknowledgements Miscellaneous Information Disc Type Description You must format a new disc before recording on it System SpecificationsIndex Blue = Neutral Brown = Live Power Sources United Kingdom OnlyUnited Kingdom Ελλασ Greece Fourlis Trade A.E.B.E Page Country Customer Care Centre Web Site Contact Samsung World WideRoHS compliant This DVD Camcorder is Manufactured by
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VP-DC171I/MEA, VP-DC171/KNT, VP-DC171WI/HAC, VP-DC575WI/MEA, VP-DC175WB/AND specifications

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