Hitachi DZGX20MA, DZMV750MA 107, Icons to be displayed on thumbnail, Fade-in p Fade-out p Lock p

		Thumbnail (see “Terminology”, p. 166)			English
	Al l	Pr og r ams	0 01 / 014	Selected scene number*1/
				Number of all scenes
Cursor
				Current page position*4
Still image icon*2				Bar graph
Operation guide*3	PLAY		RAM	Disc type icon*5

*1 Scene number refers to display number on thumbnail display screen.

*2 No still icon will appear for card.

*3 The operation guide will vary depending on the operation status of DVD video camera/recorder. *4 Appears when 13 scenes or more have been recorded.

*5 “ ” will appear for card.

Icons to be displayed on thumbnail:

V.................... Photo (p. 52) ................. Skip (p. 118)

[...................... Fade-in (p. 117)

]...................... Fade-out (p. 117)

T..................... Lock (p. 121)

Note:

•The background color of screen allows you to identify whether disc or card is used on this DVD video camera/recorder.

-Purple: When disc is used.

-Green: When card is used.

•Pressing the DISPLAY button will display the recording date/time of the scene on which the cursor is placed in the space for operating guide. Pressing DISPLAY again will display the operating guide.

•If no disc or card is inserted, the Disc navigation screen cannot be displayed even by pressing the DISC NAVIGATION button.

•Each time Disc Navigation is started with a DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R disc inserted, message “Creating Thumbnail ...” will appear. After the message appears, the Disc Navigation screen will appear.

•If the following disc or card is inserted, the Disc Navigation screen will appear or some message will be displayed:

-Write-protected disc

-Finalized DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R disc

-DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R recorded on a Hitachi DVD video camera/recorder model older than DZ- GX20MA/MV780MA/MV750MA/BX31A/GX20A/ MV780A/MV730A

-Locked card

•Do not leave the disc navigation screen displayed on TV to which the DVD video camera/recorder is connected: Doing so could damage the TV screen, possibly by burning.

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