MEDIA SET

Settings for discs and “Memory Stick Duo” (FORMAT/FINALIZE/UNFINALIZE, etc.)

See page 64 for details on selecting setup items.

FORMAT

See page 62.

FINALIZE

See page 54.

UNFINALIZE

See page 61.

DISC TITLE

You can make a title on each disc. As the default setting, the date when the disc was first used is added as a disc title.

Enter the disc title by following step 2 to 5 in “To change the disc title” of the “Making the disc compatible with playback on DVD devices or DVD drives (Finalizing)” (p.57). To cancel editing the title, touch [CANCEL].

FORMAT

When the “Memory Stick Duo” is formatted, all the data will be deleted.

1Format the “Memory Stick Duo” by touching [YES] t [YES].

2Touch when [Completed.] appears.

Even still images protected with another equipment against accidental deletion are deleted.

Do not attempt the following operations when [Executing...] is on the screen.

Operate the POWER switch or buttons

Remove the “Memory Stick Duo”

STANDARD SET

Settings while recording on a disc or other basic settings(REC MODE/LCD/VF SET/USB SPEED, etc.)

The default settings are marked with B. The indicators in parentheses appear when the item is selected.

See page 64 for details on selecting setup items.

REC MODE (Recording mode)

You can select an image quality of the movie from three levels.

HQ ( HQ )

Record in high quality mode

(approx. recordable time is up to 20 min).

BSP ( SP )

Records in standard quality mode (approx. recordable time is up to 30 min).

LP ( LP )

Increases the recording time (Long Play) (approx. recordable time is up to 60 min).

The time in parenthesis indicates the approximate recordable time when recording only a movie on a single-sided disc. When recording on a double-sided disc, this value is applied for both sides.

Your camcorder has a VBR encoding system (p.17) so when you record an object that moves fast, the time available for recording may shorten.

VBR Glossary (p.143)

If you record in the LP mode, the quality of scenes may be degraded, or scenes with quick movements may appear with a block noise when you play back the disc.

STILL MEDIA

See page 35, 41.

VOLUME

See page 43.

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