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Sony DCR-SR100, DCR-SR90E, DRC-SR100E 6 Click [Easy PC Back-up]on the screen of the computer, 7 Apply the settings for copying images, then click [Start importing], (PLAY/EDIT) is lit

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3 Connect your camcorder to the wall outlet using the supplied AC Adaptor, then turn on.

•You can perform this operation, whichever

position of the (Movie) / (Still) /

(PLAY/EDIT) is lit.

•For operating the POWER switch, see “Camera Operating Guide”.

4 Connect the camcorder with a computer using the USB cable.[USB SELECT] appears on the LCD screen of the camcorder.

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•For connecting with the USB cable, see page 10.

•Connect the USB cable from your camcorder to the USB jack on the computer and make sure no other USB devices are connected.

•If your computer has a USB keyboard and USB mouse as standard equipment, have them connected and connect them to a camcorder to an available USB jack with the USB cable.

5 Touch [ HDD] on the LCD screen of the camcorder.ImageMixer Menu appears on the screen of the computer.•If the screen other than the ImageMixer Menu appears, close the screen.

6 Click [Easy PC Back-up] on the screen of the computer.The setting screen appears.7 Apply the settings for copying images, then click [Start importing].AImages to be copied

Select if you want to copy movies and still images individually. In the default setting, both the movies and still images are set to be copied.

BDestination folder

Displays the destination folders. To change the destination, click [Browse], then select the desired folder. Each time you copy images to the folder displayed on the screen, a new folder containing the copied images is created under the folder (p.12).

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Contents

© 2006 Sony Corporation Read This First System requirements For inquires about the software Use a special caution for preventing damages and malfunctions of the camcorder On copyrights On trademarks Table of Contents System requirements For inquires about the software Getting Started One Touch DVD Burn xDVD creation with One Touch (p.9) xCopying and viewing images on the computer (p.12) xCreating a DVD with edited images (p.18) Main functions of the supplied software Create a DVD with Installing software 8 Select where to save the software, then click [Next] 10Click [Install] on the [Ready to Install the Program] screen The installation of “ImageMixer for HDD Camcorder” starts 1Read [License Agreement], then click [Next] 2Click [Next] Installing software (continued) One Touch DVD Burn Creating a DVD with One Touch What kinds of DVD can you use Creating a DVD with One Touch (continued) Removing the USB cable Copying/viewing images on a computer Copying images to a computer Destination of saved images AFolders for saving images Folders for saving images Folder names created by copying the selected images 6 Click [Easy PC Back-up]on the screen of the computer The setting screen appears 7 Apply the settings for copying images, then click [Start importing] AImages to be copied BDestination folder Copying images to a computer (continued) Copying selected images 6 Click [Viewing and Editing] on the screen of the computer Browser starts up 7 Click [Handycam] tab •You can view images on the hard disk of the camcorder 8 To copy movies, click [Movies], or Viewing copied images on a computer Printing still images Creating a DVD with edited images Editing images 8 Check [Cut the specified range] 9 Search the scene you want to delete by clicking or 10Drag and drop the first frame of the scene you want to delete to [Start] 12Click [Cut] 13Click [Compile] Creating a DVD with selected images 8 Click [OK] 11Once the completion dialog for DVD creation appears, click [No] ImageMixer3 DVD Authoring starts up 9 Click [Write] tab t [Write] on the ImageMixer3 DVD Authoring screen Saving images in the Playlist to a DVD Page Deleting image data from a computer Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting (continued) Index