Panasonic DMC-TS25 owner manual Saving still pictures and motion pictures on a Recorder, 126

Connecting to other equipment

Saving still pictures and motion pictures on a Recorder

If you insert card holding content recorded with this unit into a Panasonic recorder, you can dub the content to a Blu-ray Disc or DVD etc.

Copy by inserting the SD card into the recorder

For details on Panasonic devices compatible with the respective file format (such as a Blu-ray Disc recorder), refer to the support sites below.

For details on compatible devices, refer to the support sites below.

http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/dsc/

(This Site is English only.)

¢Some compatible devices may not be sold in certain countries and regions.

•See the operating instructions for the recorder about the details about copying and playing back.

∫Dubbing with non-compatible equipment

You can dub the content played back using this unit to non-compatible equipment such as recorders and video players by connecting this unit to the non-compatible equipment using an AV cable (optional). Non-compatible equipment will be able to play back the content. This is convenient if you wish to pass around dubbed content. In this case, the content will be played back in standard rather than high-definition picture quality.

1Connect this unit with the recording equipment with an AV cable (optional).

2Start the playback of this unit.

3Start the recording on the recording equipment.

•When ending the recording (copying), stop the playback on this unit after stopping the recording of the recording equipment.

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1Yellow: to the video input socket

2 White: to the audio input socket A AV cable (optional)

•When you play back motion pictures on 4:3 aspect ratio TV, you must set [TV Aspect] (P49) on this unit to [4:3] before starting a copy. The image will be vertically long if you play back motion pictures copied with [16:9] setting on a [4:3] aspect TV.

•See the operating instructions for the recording equipment regarding the details of copying and playing back.

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