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Major Features of this Camera

Built-in Hard Disk

This hard disk camera records images to a large, built-in hard disk drive (HDD) instead of a DV tape like conventional video cameras. This enables extended hours of high-resolution, MPEG2 video recording.

Various Recording Modes

You can select the most suitable recording mode for picture quality, image size, recording time, and computer environment. ( pg. 62)

Enjoying Various Playback Features

Unlike tape operation, playback is simple and easy in this camera since no time is needed for rewinding or fast forward operations.

Playlist, playback effects, and other functions are also available for enjoying many different

types of playback.

Editing Files on your PC

USB 2.0 enables the smooth transfer of video and still images to a computer. With the bundled image editing software, you can easily

edit video and create your own DVDs. (Refer to “Read this first!” and the software installation and USB connection guide.)

Flash

You can record still images in dark places more easily. The flash fires automatically during still image recording. ( pg. 31)

Direct Printing

If your printer is

compatible with PictBridge, still images can be printed easily by connecting the camera

with USB cable directly to the printer. ( pg. 47)

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JVC LYT1495-001A manual Built-in Hard Disk, Various Recording Modes, Editing Files on your PC, Flash, Direct Printing

Contents

GZ-MG70E/EK Editing Files on your PC Built-in Hard DiskVarious Recording Modes Flash Contents Safety Precautions Some DO’S and DON’TS on the Safe USE of Equipment Before Using this Camera Above ALL Provided Accessories Lens Cap See page 8 for attachment Attaching the Shoulder Strap Attaching the Lens Cap DC cord Attaching the Core FilterVideo/Audio/Video/USB cable Close the core filter until it clicks shut Index Controls IndicatorsConnectors Other Parts During Video Recording only pg Shooting Icon pg Self-Timer Recording Indicator pgIndications on LCD Monitor During Still Image Recording only During Video Playback During Still Image Playback While sliding BATT., remove the battery pack PowerCharging the Battery Pack Required charging time Maximum continuous recording time Using the Battery PackPerform steps 2 3 in Charging the Battery Pack pg Using AC Power Operation ModeData Battery System About Batteries Language Setting Recording/Playback ModePower-Linked Operation Display Date/Time Settings Brightness AdjustmentBuilt-in Clock’s Rechargeable Lithium Battery Inserting/Removing an SD Card Grip AdjustmentTripod Mounting Media to work with this camera To make it more Difficult to recover Data on the hard disk Formatting a Recording Medium Selecting a Recording Medium Drop DetectionRemaining Space on the Recording Media To stop recording, press Recording start/stop button again Video RecordingPress the recording start/stop button to start recording To zoom ZoomingDeleting Files To zoom out To play back files in the Extmov folder To adjust the speaker volumeVideo Playback To return to the index screen Playback Zoom How to Use the Scroll BarDate Index Screen Various Playback Operations Deleting Video Files Dubbing to a VCR or DVD Recorder Connecting to a TV, VCR orPlayback on a TV DVD Recorder Beam Effective Area Playback Using the Remote Control Buttons and FunctionsInstalling the Battery Still Image Recording Continuous Shooting Index Screen of Still Image Files Still Image PlaybackSlide Show To turn on/off the date/time display Playback Zoom Date Index Screen Deleting Still Image Files Backlight Compensation Spot Exposure Control Manual Settings in Mset Manual Exposure Menu To return to automatic focus When a dark object is barely visible in the displayManual Focus Select Auto in step Type of lighting is used Cloud When shooting outdoors on aHalogen When a video light or similar Press To close the Mset menu To return to automatic shutter speed Shutter SpeedTo change the shutter speed To turn off the effect Program AETo turn off the program AE function Select OFF in step Consecutive snapshots Wipe or Fader EffectsPlayback Effects Protecting Files Viewing File InformationInformation on Video Files Information on Still Image Files Deleting on the Menu Screen Deleting FilesButton To delete by selecting multiple files Cleaning Up a RecordingMedium To delete all files To copy or move by selecting files FilesCopying/Moving Still Image Before proceeding to following steps Resetting the File Number Creating Play List Video Playing Back Play ListTo check the play list by playing back To check only the scene transition Add/Delete Files in Play List Changing Play List Name Deleting Play List Dubbing Using Play List To reset the Dpof setting Dpof Print SettingTo confirm the Dpof setting To print all still images One print for each Printer To cancel print settingTo print using the Dpof setting Direct Printing with a PictBridge Common Menus for All Modes Changing the Menu SettingsSelect the operation mode For Recording Menus HDD / SD Video Playback Menus Video Recording Menus 1600 x 1200 / 1280 x 960 / 1024 x 640 x Still Image Playback MenusStill Image Recording Menus OFF / 2SEC / 10SEC Recording TroubleshootingPower Advanced features Playback Other problems Lock position. pg Battery indicatorAppears when no SD card is inserted in the SD slot. pg Attempt still image playback Camera Temperature is Going UP. Turn Camera OFF, Please Wait Cleaning the Camera Battery Packs Recording Medium LCD Monitor Main Unit How to Handle a CD-ROM Specifications Camera Operating temperature Format Power requirementBattery life Weight Compatible recording media SD card Approximate number of storable images for still image Terms 42 45 Software Installation and USB Connection Guide Contents Restriction on the Program Export Control Victor Company of Japan, Limited How to handle a CD-ROM AixTeMa CyberLinkLocation Zealand Pixela System Requirements Windows Digital Photo Navigator CyberLink DVD Solution Supported media Macintosh Capty Mpeg Edit EX Load the provided CD-ROM into the PC Software Installation WindowsPowerDVD 5 NE Select the desired language and click OK Click Yes Select the programs you want to install, then click NextClick Next Confirm your information and click Next To close Windows Messenger Connecting the USB cableConnections Windows Click Processes tab Select msmsgs.exe Click End process Viewing the Contents of a Recording Medium Windows Accident such as when dropped Dcim Contains folders with still images Jpeg extension .jpg For example, create a new folder in the My Pictures folder Copying Files to the PC WindowsFolders in the recording medium appear Still images Disconnecting the USB cable WindowsPlaying Back Files on the PC Windows Video files User’s Guide/Help/Readme Windows Click OK Backing Up Video files Windows Create a new folder with a selected name on the desktop Viewing the video for a single file Creating play lists using multiple files and viewing videoClick File Mode Copy the entire Sdvideo folder How To Create DVDs simply Windows Select Produce a Disc, and then click Next Select DVD Format and click Next Creating a DVD with Titles Windows Page DVD video Click Start12Insert a check mark for Include Menu Read the Important Information carefully and click Continue Software Installation MacintoshRead Me screen appears License screen appears Select the desitination volume and click Continue Click Agree if you agree with the license agreement Viewing the Contents of a Recording Medium Macintosh Connections Macintosh Double-click the memory card icon on the desktop Extension .jpg Disconnecting the USB cable Macintosh Copying Files to the PC Macintosh Help Help/Readme MacintoshFile Combination Macintosh ReadMe Click Open to import the file Click View Click Combine Files Select File screen appears File Trimming MacintoshSkip to if you do not edit video files Combine range and create SavingDelete trimming range Create individual ranges Creating DVDs Software Installation and USB Connection Guide Read this first