Panasonic HDC-HS300P/PC, HDC-TM300P/PC Recording modes/approximate recordable time, Hdd

Recording modes/approximate recordable time

Switch the picture quality of the motion pictures to be recorded.

Select the menu. (￿ 33)

[RECORD SETUP] ￿ [REC MODE] ￿ desired setting

It is possible to set from the quick menu. (￿ 34)

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			HA*1	HG*2	HX*3	HE*4
		1 GB	7 min	9 min	14 min	21 min
		2 GB	15 min	20 min	30 min	45 min
		4 GB	30 min	40 min	1 h	1 h 30 min
	SD card	6 GB	45 min	1 h	1 h 30 min	2 h 15 min
		8 GB	1 h	1 h 20 min	2 h	3 h
		12 GB	1 h 30 min	2 h	3 h	4 h 30 min
		16 GB	2 h	2 h 40 min	4 h	6 h
		32 GB	4 h	5 h 20 min	8 h	12 h
	Built-in	32 GB	4 h	5 h 20 min	8 h	12 h
	memory
	HDD	120 GB	15 h 50 min	20 h 20 min	31 h	50 h
	Favors image quality
	Favors recording time
*1	1920 1080: Motion pictures can be recorded with the highest picture quality.*
*2	1920 1080: Motion pictures can be recorded with high picture quality.
*3	1920 1080: Motion pictures can be recorded with normal picture quality.
*4	1440 1080: Motion pictures can be recorded for a longer time.

*This means the highest quality for this unit.

The recording is in high definition picture quality in all recording modes. Maximum continuously recordable time for one scene: 12 hours

The recording is paused once when the recording time for one scene exceeds 12 hours, and the recording will automatically resume after a few seconds.

If a recording with a lot movements is recorded, the recording time is reduced. The recordable time may be reduced if recording of short scene is repeated.

Use time in the row of 4 GB in above table as a guideline for the time that can be copied onto one DVD disc (4.7 GB).

Recordable time using the battery (￿ 25)

Mosaic-pattern noise may appear on a playback image in the following cases. When there is a complicated pattern in the background

When the unit is moved too fast

When a subject with sharp movements has been recorded (Particularly if it has been recorded in HE mode.)

Back up data periodically.

The built-in memory or HDD is temporary storage. In order to avoid erasing data due to static electricity, electromagnetic waves, breakage, and failures, back up the data to a PC or DVD disc. (￿ 114, 125)

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