With a PC

Software

ªUsing SweetMovieLife 1.1E/MotionDV STUDIO 6.0E LE

(Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2,

Windows 2000 SP4)

If you wish to capture data from a tape, set the movie camera to tape playback mode and insert the tape. If you wish to capture images from the lens of the movie camera, set the movie camera to the tape recording mode and remove the tape and the card.

If a short-cut icon has been created on the desktop during installation, it is also possible to

start by double-clicking on the icon.

Please read the PDF-based instructions for how to use it.

The screen is the MotionDV STUDIO selection screen.

About the PDF operating instructions for SweetMovieLife/MotionDV STUDIO

For details on how to use the software applications, read the help file.

1Set [start] >> [All Programs (Programs)] >> [Panasonic] >> [SweetMovieLife 1.1E] or [MotionDV STUDIO 6.0E LE for DV] >> [Manual(PDF format)].

1.1

6.0

Start the software and select [Help] >> [Help] from the menu to display the help file.

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or later or Adobe Reader 7.0 or later to read the PDF operating instructions.

With USB cable (supplied)

The personal computer should be compatible with USB port (Hi-Speed USB(USB 2.0)).

1Set the movie camera to tape playback mode or tape recording mode.

You cannot use SweetMovieLife in tape recording mode.

2Set [BASIC] or [ADVANCED] >> [USB FUNCTION] >> [MOTION DV].

3Connect the movie camera to personal computer with auxiliary USB cable.

1)

2)

1)USB cable

2)USB terminal

Do not use any other USB connection cables except the supplied one. (Operation is not guaranteed with any other USB connection cables.)

4Select [start] >> [All Programs (Programs)] >> [Panasonic] >> [SweetMovieLife 1.1E]/ [MotionDV STUDIO 6.0E LE for DV] >> [SweetMovieLife]/[MotionDV STUDIO LE for DV].

1.1

6.0

You cannot record the video edited by the PC onto the tape in the movie camera.

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Panasonic NV GS 330 Software, With USB cable supplied, ≥You cannot use SweetMovieLife in tape recording mode