Insert the source disc into the camcorder

-A finalized disc is not inserted in the camcorder.

-A brand new disc is not inserted in the computer’s DVD drive.

-The disc in the camcorder is a DVD-RW recorded in VR mode but the disc in the computer’s DVD drive is a DVD-R disc.

-The disc in the computer’s DVD-drive is a dual-layered disc.

If none of the previous applies but still does not light up, look for the icon in the computer’s desktop toolbar. If does not appear, disconnect the USB cable from both, the camcorder and the computer. Restart the computer and turn the camcorder off and then on again. Then, connect the camcorder to the computer again.

Transferring Recordings to the Computer

1Insert the source disc into the camcorder.

You can use any disc regardless of whether it is finalized or not.

2Run MyDVD for Canon.

3Click on the “DVD-Video” option in the New Project tab.

4Check that the DISC access lamp is not on or flashing and click on the “Open Disc” icon.

5Click on the “Import” button. Thumbnails of the imported scenes and still images will be displayed in the video project screen.

6To save the project, click on “Save Project” from the Project Tasks palette.

The scenes and still images displayed in the main screen will be saved.

IMPORTANT

The following recordings cannot be transferred to the computer using MyDVD for Canon:

-Recordings made in LP mode in widescreen (16:9 aspect ratio) on a DVD-RW initialized in VR mode.

-Photomovie scenes created with this camcorder.

Connecting to a Computer	81
Creating Backup Copies of your DVD

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1 Insert a finalized disc into the		E
camcorder.
camcorder.

2Run MyDVD for Canon.

3Click on the “Make a Backup DVD” option in the New Project tab.

4Select the camcorder as the “Device to read from”.

5Select the computer’s DVD drive (with writing capabilities) as the “Device to write to”.

If your computer is not equipped with a DVD drive with writing capabilities, select the camcorder also as the “Device to write to”.

6Check that the DISC access lamp is not on or flashing and click on the “Copy” button.

7Follow the indications on the screen.

If you selected the camcorder itself as the “Device to write to”, after the camcorder finishes reading the original disc, remove it and insert a brand new DVD-R or DVD-RW disc into the camcorder.

8When the “Your disc was created successfully” screen appears, click “OK”.

The copied disc will be finalized and automatically ejected from the drive.

IMPORTANT

	To make a copy of a disc recorded in VR
	mode, be certain to insert a DVD-RW disc into
	mode, be certain to insert a DVD-RW disc into
	the computer’s DVD drive.	External
	The software does not support writing on	External
	The software does not support writing on
	dual-layered discs.
	Always use a brand new disc as the target
	disc in the computer’s DVD drive or the	Connections
	camcorder.	Connections
	camcorder.
	If you are using a computer’s DVD drive to
	make the backup copy you can also use a fully
	erased DVD-RW disc. To fully erase a DVD-RW
	disc you will need DVD authoring software.

DC22 specifications

The Canon D-80, also known as the EOS 80D, is a versatile DSLR camera aimed at photography enthusiasts. One of its most prominent features is the 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, which delivers impressive image quality with rich details and vibrant colors. The Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus technology allows for fast and accurate focusing, making it ideal for capturing moving subjects and shooting video. The D-80 supports continuous shooting at 7 frames per second, making it suitable for sports and wildlife photography. Its built-in Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity enable easy sharing and remote control via smartphones.

The Canon DC22 is a compact camcorder designed for simplicity and versatility. It features a 3.0-inch LCD screen and offers 1080p Full HD recording capabilities. The 10x optical zoom lens ensures that users can capture distant subjects with clarity. Its optical image stabilization system reduces camera shake, making videos smooth and stable. The DC22 also comes with built-in Wi-Fi, enabling easy sharing and live streaming options.

The Canon D705, while lesser-known, is a feature-rich digital camera that combines ease of use with advanced capabilities. It boasts a 16-megapixel sensor and supports Full HD video recording. The D705 features several creative shooting modes, making it user-friendly for those looking to explore photography without extensive technical knowledge. Its compact design makes it portable, allowing users to capture memories on the go.

The Canon SD550 is a part of the popular Digital IXUS series and is loved for its compact size and stylish design. This point-and-shoot camera includes a 7.1-megapixel sensor and 3x optical zoom, allowing for versatile photography. Its 2.5-inch LCD screen enhances usability, and the camera's intelligent auto mode adjusts settings according to shooting conditions for optimal results. The SD550’s DIGIC II processor enhances image processing speed and quality.

Lastly, the Canon L6 is a durable option designed for outdoor photography enthusiasts. It features a high-zoom lens that covers a focal length range suitable for landscapes and close-ups alike. With a weather-sealed body, the L6 can withstand challenging environments, which is crucial for nature photographers. It also offers Wi-Fi for various connectivity options, allowing users to upload and share their work effortlessly.

In conclusion, Canon's series of cameras, including the D-80, DC22, D705, SD550, and L6, cater to a wide range of photography styles and preferences, each providing unique features and advanced technologies for capturing high-quality images and videos.

Canon DC22 Insert the source disc into the camcorder, Software does not support writing on

Models: DC22

1Insert the source disc into the camcorder.

Connecting to a Computer

1 Insert a finalized disc into the

camcorder.

2Run MyDVD for Canon.

The software does not support writing on

DC22 specifications