D.S.C.PLAYBACKConnection

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Connection to a Windows® PC/Macintosh®

Image data stored in the camcorder's built-in memory can be transferred to a Windows® PC or Macintosh® and saved using the provided image transfer software. The image data transferred to a personal computer can also be further processed using Paint Software, and the still image processed on the PC can be inserted onto a tape (☞ pg. 71).

Set to “D.S.C.”

For Macintosh®: To Modem Port or Printer Port

To DIGITAL jack (8-pin)

PC connection cables (provided)

For Windows®: To COM Port (RS-232C)

CONNECT TO PERSONAL

COMPUTER

1 Connect the camcorder’s DIGITAL jack to the COM Port (RS-232C) on a Windows PC or to the Modem Port/Printer Port (8-pin) on a Macintosh, using the provided PC connection cable.

SELECT MODE

2 Set the System Select Switch to “D.S.C.”, then set the Power Switch to “PLAY”.

•A still image stored in memory appears. •When transferring still images to a computer, be

sure that a still image is displayed on the screen.

RUN IMAGE TRANSFER SOFT- WARE

3 Launch the provided software on your Windows® PC or Macintosh®. Transfer the still images stored in the camcorder’s memory to the Windows® PC or Macintosh®. Refer to the software’s instruction manual on the provided CD-ROM for details.

•During transfer of the still image, the camcorder’s screen becomes blue and “PCMODE” is dis- played. After transferring is finished, the screen displays the same still image as in step 2.

LCD monitor or viewfinder

PCMODE

NOTES:

END TRANSFERRING

4 Close the software, then switch off the camcorder.

●Before transferring still images from your personal computer to the camcorder’s built-in memory, perform the camcorder’s Picture Mode Setting (☞ pg. 49). The still images will be transferred from the personal computer in the selected Picture Mode.

●When transferring still images from your personal computer to the camcorder, make sure the number of images to be transferred is smaller than the camcorder's remaining number of shots available.

●Use the AC Power Adapter/Charger as the power supply instead of the battery pack.

●The still images stored in the camcorder’s memory are not automatically removed after being transferred to the PC. If you wish to remove those still images from the camcorder's memory, delete them (☞ pg. 60, 61).

●Windows® are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation, registered in the U.S.A. and other countries.

●Macintosh® are trademarks of Apple Computer Inc., registered in the U.S.A. and other countries.

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GR-AXM900 specifications

The JVC GR-AXM900 is a noteworthy camcorder that emerged in the early 1990s, embodying the evolution of home video recording technology during that era. This compact and lightweight camcorder is designed for amateur videographers, offering a range of features that cater to a variety of filming needs.

One of the standout features of the GR-AXM900 is its 680,000-pixel CCD sensor, which provides a clear and vibrant image quality for its time. This sensor enables users to capture video in 4:3 aspect ratio, making it suitable for traditional television viewing. The camcorder also supports S-VHS recording, which delivers higher quality video compared to standard VHS formats. This capability is ideal for users looking to create videos with improved resolution and color depth.

The GR-AXM900 boasts a powerful zoom lens, featuring a 10x optical zoom that allows users to focus on subjects from a distance without sacrificing image quality. Additionally, it offers a 700x digital zoom, enabling even greater magnification when needed, making it a versatile tool for capturing a range of scenes, from close-ups to distant landscapes.

User convenience is enhanced by the camcorder’s sophisticated autofocus system. The autofocus feature helps ensure that subjects are sharp and in focus, which is especially useful for novice filmmakers who may be learning the ins and outs of manual focusing. The camera also includes several shooting modes, allowing users to easily switch between standard recording and various special effects.

Another notable characteristic of the JVC GR-AXM900 is its capability to record audio with built-in stereo microphones, providing a richer sound quality that complements the video footage. Furthermore, the camcorder comes equipped with a color viewfinder and a flip-out LCD screen, giving users a clear view of their subject while recording.

The design of the GR-AXM900 is user-friendly, with controls positioned for easy access, allowing for smooth operation during shooting. It is powered by rechargeable batteries, contributing to its portability and ease of use for extended filming sessions.

In summary, the JVC GR-AXM900 was a significant advancement in consumer camcorder technology, providing impressive features for capturing high-quality video. Its combination of S-VHS recording, versatile zoom capabilities, autofocus, and user-friendly design make it a memorable choice for amateur filmmakers of its time.
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