Dubbing on DVD

Using the Flash	72
Turning Off the Recording Indicator Beneath the
Lens	74
Changing the Movie Quality (VIDEO Mode) ...	75
Recording Movies for Wide-Screen TVs (16:9) 75
Changing Still Picture Quality (Quality)	77
Inputting Audio and Video Signals From an
External Device (Input Source)
(DZ-HS903A)	78
Changing Capturing Still Picture Quality for
External Input (PHOTO Input)
(DZ-HS903A)	78
Using the Self-Timer	79
Dubbing on DVD	80
First Dubbing (“New”)	82
Dubbing All Scenes Recorded on the Same Day
(“Date”)	83
Dubbing All Scenes Recorded on the HDD
(“All”)	84
Dubbing Scenes Selected (“Select”)	85
Displaying only Dubbed or Not Dubbed Scenes
(Category)	86
Clearing the dub marks on Thumbnails
(MARK OFF)	86
Editing	87
Menu Items for the Disc Navigation	88
Menu flows for the disc navigation	90
Choosing Scenes by Program	92
Switching to the display arranged by program
(Program)	92
Playing back a program (Play)	93
Renaming the title of a program (Title)	93
Playlist	95
What is “Playlist”?	95
Creating a new Playlist (Create Playlist)	96
Displaying a desired Playlist (Playlist)	97
Playing back a Playlist (Play)	97
Adding scenes to a Playlist (Edit)	98
Deleting scenes from Playlist (Edit)	99
Adding scenes using the Submenu for Editing
(Edit)	99
Deleting scenes using the Submenu for Editing
(Edit)	100
Selecting scenes using the Submenu for Editing
(Edit)	100
Arranging the order of scenes in the Playlist
(Edit)	101
Renaming the title of a Playlist (Title)	101
Deleting a Playlist (Delete)	102
Deleting Scenes (Edit – Delete)	102
Dividing a Movie (Edit – Divide)	103

Combining Multiple Scenes (Edit – Combine) 105
Adding Special Effects (Edit –Fade)	106
Skipping Scenes (Effect – Skip)	107
Changing Thumbnail Image
(Effect – Thumbnail)	108
Go To	109
Copying still pictures on a DVD-RAM to the Card
(Copy)	109
Locking Scenes on a Card (Lock)	110
Displaying Information Using the Menu Screen
(Detail)	111
Formatting the HDD/DVD/CARD	112
Protecting the HDD/DVD	113
Checking the Remaining Recording Capacity on
the Medium (Capacity)	114
Displaying Movies or Stills Independently
(Category)	114
Viewing on the Other Devices	115
Connecting to Your TV for Viewing	115
Connecting to a TV	115
Viewing on your TV	116
Setting the on-screen display output On/Off
(OSD Output)	116
Playing back wide-mode images on a 4:3 TV
(TV Type)	117
Viewing on Other Players/Recorders	118
About DVD-RW (VF mode)/DVD-R Discs and
Finalization	118
About +RW Discs and Finalization	118
About DVD-RW (VR Mode) Discs and
Finalization	119
Playing back a DVD-RAM Disc on a DVD Player/
Recorder	119
Notes on Finalization	119
Finalizing a Disc	120
Unfinalizing a Disc	121
Dubbing With Another Audio/Video
(A/V) Device	122
Dubbing from another A/V device
(DZ-HS903A)	122
Dubbing from the camcorder to another A/V
device	124

DZ-HS903A, DZ-HS803A specifications

The Hitachi DZ-HS803A and DZ-HS903A are innovative hybrid camcorders that combine the convenience of a digital video camera with the capability of a still image camera, making them versatile tools for both amateur filmmakers and photography enthusiasts. These models are known for their advanced features, efficient recording technologies, and user-friendly interfaces.

One of the standout features of both the DZ-HS803A and DZ-HS903A is their hybrid design, enabling users to capture high-quality video alongside stunning still images. The camcorders utilize a 1/6-inch CCD image sensor that provides sharp, clear visuals across a range of conditions. With resolutions up to 3.1 megapixels for still images and the ability to capture video in 720p, both models ensure that content appears vibrant and lifelike.

The DZ-HS803A and DZ-HS903A also incorporate advanced optical zoom capabilities, offering 30x optical zoom for capturing distant subjects with remarkable detail. Combined with a digital zoom feature, users can achieve up to 800x magnification, making it ideal for nature photography and sports events. Furthermore, the camcorders feature a 2.7-inch LCD screen that allows for easy navigation and composition of shots, enhancing the user experience for both recording video and taking photographs.

In terms of recording technologies, both models utilize the latest MPEG-2 compression for video, which ensures high-quality footage while maintaining manageable file sizes. They also support DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, and DVD-R media formats, providing flexibility in recording and sharing videos. This makes it easy for users to archive their work or create DVDs for family and friends.

The user interface of the DZ-HS803A and DZ-HS903A is designed with simplicity in mind, featuring intuitive controls that make it accessible for individuals of all skill levels. Additionally, the built-in image stabilization technology helps eliminate shaky footage, providing smoother results during handheld shooting.

In summary, the Hitachi DZ-HS803A and DZ-HS903A offer a compelling combination of video and photography capabilities, appealing to users looking for a versatile camcorder. With their high-quality image sensors, powerful zoom features, and user-friendly operation, these models stand out as reliable options for capturing life’s memorable moments. Whether recording family gatherings or pursuing artistic projects, these Hitachi camcorders deliver performance and convenience, making them a valuable addition to any creator's toolkit.

Hitachi DZ-HS903A, DZ-HS803A instruction manual Dubbing on DVD

Models: DZ-HS903A DZ-HS803A

Editing

Playlist

Viewing on the Other Devices

115

(A/V) Device

122

DZ-HS903A, DZ-HS803A specifications