About the Software, About the Bundled Software | Toshiba GSC-R30

About theSoftware

This section describes how to install the software bundled with your camera, and briefly explains how to use the software. For basic information on using your PC, refer to the user manuals supplied with the PC or with the operating system software.

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AbouttheBundled Software

The CD-ROM bundled with the camera includes the software applications described below.

•ACDSee™ 7 for TOSHIBA

In addition to allowing you to view your photographed images on a PC, this software also lets you print, edit and correct your images.

ACDSee is not guaranteed to operate when devices other than this camera are connected. For information on other supported devices or for further information on using ACDSee, contact the Toshiba Customer Service Department (for U.S.A.), Toshiba

Customer Support Department (for Canada) or ACD Systems online support. ACD Systems online support: http://www.acdsystems.com/support/index

•PowerProducer™ 3 for TOSHIBA

This software enables you to edit your photographed images and use them to create DVDs.

It provides all the functions necessary for writing DVDs, including image importing, editing, menu generation and writing to disc. Smart Video Rendering Technology (SVRT) provides high- speed rendering while retaining excellent image quality. PowerProducer 3 for TOSHIBA also works seamlessly with ACDSee to make viewing, creating and writing to disc a single smooth operation. PowerProducerTM 3 for TOSHIBA also carries the “DVD authoring logo”, so it is compatible with consumer DVD players. The “DVD authoring logo” (DVD-Video logo for PC Authoring) is regulated by the DVD Forum and verifies that the DVD is authored in accordance with the DVD-Video standard. This attests to the fact that the created DVDs conform to the DVD-Video standard.

For more information on using PowerProducer 3, contact a Toshiba Customer Service Department (for U.S.A.), Toshiba Customer Support Department (for Canada) or ACD Systems online suport.

ACD Systems online support: http://www.acdsystems.com/support/index

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Toshiba GSC-R30 owner manual About the Software, About the Bundled Software

Contents

GSC-R60/GSC-R30 Page Toshiba America Consumer Products, L.L.C Preface Before Using Your Camera Tradema rk InformationCopyright /Image Rights This hard disk camera supports Exif Print Accessories CD-ROM Safety Precautions Graphic symbol definitions When using the product Do not swing the camera while walking About the AC adapter About the battery Use only the specified battery GSC-BT5 Contents Advanced Deletion Handling Your Camera and Cradle Avoid S ubjec ting t he Camera to Vibrations or ImpactsPa y a tt entio n to Condensation Whe n Cleaning the Camera Be C arefu l o f Magnetic FieldsBe C arefu l o f Ele ctromagnetic Waves Handling the AC Adapter Sp ec ifications Handling the Battery About Battery UseWhe n not Using the Battery for a Long Time Getti ng the Most Out of Your Battery Char ging the Bat terySp ec ificat ions About the Built-in Hard Disk Drive Us ing the Hard Disk Drive About SD Memory Cards Preparation Component Names Ca mera Using the OK Button Camera LEDs Cr ad le* o nly with GSC-R60 Cradle LEDsCradle Operation Mode REC Mode PlayRe mo te Con trol REC Inserting and Removing the Battery Inser ting the BatteryOpen the battery cover Close the battery cover Re mo ving the Battery Charging Char ging with the Camera in the CradleConnect the components in the sequence to above Battery Level Display Char ging in the Camera Ca mera O pe ratio n Time Using the Battery Inserting and Removing SD Cards Inser ting an SD CardRe mo ving an SD Card Turning the Ca mera On and Off by Sliding the Power Switch Turning the Camera On and Off Setting the Date and Time Creating Albums Use the jog dial to select an album typePress the OK button Album Types Drive SD card Album Albums and Drives Using the LCD Monitor About the Remote Control Lo a d ing the BatteryEffect ive Range Quick Reference Guide Videos To print still images To save images onto Shooting Video Before You Shoot Holding the Cam eraAdjus ting th e Grip Belt LCD Display When in Recording Mode Normal Display LCD Display W hen in Recording Mode Information Display Pausing Video Recording Shooting VideoPress the REC button Memo LCD Monitor Display during Video Recording Button Operations during Video RecordingREC Pause OFF REC Pause on Taking Still Images When the Camera Will not Focus Fo c u sing Shooting with the Zoom Zoom Bar Display Memo Playback Playi ng back Still ImagesLCD Monitor Display during Still Image Playback Play i ng Back Vid eo Use the jog dial to select the video you want to playMove the OK button to Button Operations during Video Playback One-touch Skip/ReplayWhile a video is playing or paused, move the OK button to LCD Monitor Display during Video Playback Reservation Erasing Images Erase one Image Select Erase ONE Image and press the OK button Advanced Photography Setting the Scene Set the camera to recording mode and move the OK button toFlash Restrictions Imposed by Scene Settings Memo Setting the Flash Suggested Situations for the Flash Settings Memo Setting the Focus Shooting Range Imposed by Focus Settings Focus settings p.62, select Anual FocusUse the jog dial to focus the shot Using Exposure Bias Subjects for Which Exposure Bias Works Using the Backlight Compensation Function Set the camera to recording mode and press the button Photography Using the Assist Light Shooting Still Images during Video Recording Duringfully. video recording, press the REC button down Using the Conversion Lens or Lens Hood Changing the Recording Menu Settings Recording mode, press the Menu buttonUse the jog dial to select a menu and press the OK button To return to shooting, press the Menu button Button Operations during Recording Menu Setting Recording Menu Creating and Selecting Albums Cr eatin g Albums on the Hard Disk DriveUse the jog dial to select HDD and press the OK button Ch anging t he Type of an Album on the Hard Disk Drive Use the jog dial to select YES or no and press the OK button Shooting with the Self-timer Continuous Recording Continuous Recording Memo Setting the Video Quality Approximate Video Recording TimesHqwide Spwide Memo Setting the Still Image Size Approximate Number of Available Shots for Still Images Memo Auto CloudFluorescent Light Incandescent Lamp Over wri ting Pres et Data Us ing P rese t Dat a Changing the Sensitivity Shooting with Image Stabilization Wind Noise Reduction Changing the Microphone Sensitivity MoreLess Digital Zooming Selecting the Metering Mode Center Weighted Selecting the Focus Area AF Mode Changing Image Colors StandardVivid Changing the Image Contrast HardSoft Changing the Image Sharpness Previewing Images Pausing Video Recording Changing the LCD Brightness Ch anging t he LCD Brightness during Video Recording While recording video, press the Menu button Advanced Playback Changing Levels Displaying Images as a List Thumbnail DisplayTo Move to Another Album Se lecting Albums and Drives for Playback Select thumbnail display Slide the zoom lever towards WAlbum display, slide the zoom lever towards W Selecting the Video Playback Method Continuous PlayFile Capturing Single Video Frames as Still Images Press the REC button down fully Slide the zoom lever towards T Use the jog dial to select a chapter and press the OK button Using Zoomed Playback Zo omed Still Ima ge Playback Zo omed Video Playback Viewing Rotated Still Images Switching the Playback Display Selectimage.playback mode and use the jog dial to select Changing Playback Settings Specify the desired options in the settings screenPlayback mode, press the Menu button To exit the play menu, press the Menu button Button Operations during Play Menu Setting Play Menu Setting up and Running Auto Play Se ttin g up a uto PlayPlay Interval Animation Runnin g Auto Play Use the jog dial to select Execute and press the OK button Protecting Images Selecting an d Protecting ImagesMove the OK button to to select OK and press the OK button Confirming Images in Enlarged View Protecti ng Albums To Protect all the Albums Re mo ving Protection To Unprotect all the Images in an Album Copying Images Use the jog dial to select Next and press the OK button Copying all Images in an Album Moving Images Moving all Images in an Album Spe c ifying Indivi dual Dpof Settings Use the jog dial to select SET and press the OK button Printing all Images in an Album Clea ring Dpof S ettings Use the jog dial to select Clear ALL and press the OK button Printing Directly from the Camera Using PictBridge Paper Size LayoutPaper Type Print Date When you have identified the point, press the OK button Editing VideosMove the OK button to to play the video Button Operations during Video Editing Deleting the Previous PartDeleting the Remainder Specify Thumbnail Images Thumbnail Screen Creating Image Lists for Recording to DVD Recording all Images in an Album Advanced Deletion Erasing Selected Images Erasing all Images in an Album To Erase all the Albums on a Drive Erasing all the Files on a Drive Basic Camera Settings Changing the Basic Camera Settings Button Operations during Setup Menu Setting Setup Menu Press the Menu button to return to the setup menu Sound Setting the LEDs AF Assist LightRecording LED Auto Power Off LCD-linked Power Video Output Language System Us ing the Hard Disk Drive Protection Function Use the jog dial to select Reset and press the OK button Re se tting the System Fo rmatting Drive s Use the jog dial to select Format and press the OK button Displaying the Version Information Connecting to Other Devices Connecting to a TV Connecting to a TV for Playback Connecting to a PC HIG H S Peed MO DE and Full Speed Mode Press the USB button on the cradle Disc onnecting the Camera from the PC Connecting to a DVD Recorder with DVR Press the LAN button on the cradle Working with Images on Your P About the Software About the Bundled Software Supported PCs Sy s t em Requirements for Connected PCsRAM DVD-VR DVD-RW, DVD-RAM DVD+VR DVD+R/+RW About the Fi le Configuration Fo ld er Confi gura tion for Image Backups Installing the Software Click the acdsee7 PowerProducer 3 iconRestart your PC Select USB mode Click View data using ACDSeeViewing Camera Images on a PC ACDSee Main Window Click Backup data to CD/DVD Backing up Camera DataComplete the disc label and then click the Next button Click the Next button Click Backup data to PC using synchronization Select the folder to be copied and click the Next button Click Create a DVD-Video using DVD creation list Us ing a DVD Cre ation List to Create DVDsClick the button Click Backup data using Acquire Wizard Us ing the Import Wizard to Back Up Data to a PCSelect the images to be copied and click the Next button Set the options and click the Next button Printing Still Images Printing with the Ca mera Connected Directly to the PrinterPrint ing Resizing Images Click Done Copying Still Images from a PC to the Camera Writing Print Information on a PC Recording Images onto DVDs Insert a DVD into the drive on the PC and click the button Memo Connecting to a DVD Recorder with DVR Password Su pported DVD Recorders with DVRCamera Name Group Name IP Config Manual IP Address When you have finished entering text, press the OK button OK Cancel Selectchange Transferring Videos to a DVD Recorder with DVR Transferring Videos to a DVD Recorder with DVR Use the jog dial to select Transfer and press the OK button Transferring all Images in an Album Appendix Specifications Recording format MPEG-2 PS Troubleshooting Edit one or more videos Slide the Power switch across AUTO, flash use is restricted Suppressed Flash RED-EYE ReductionSunset Flash Back still Was changed on a PC, etc Or file names Unprotect an Image SD card is locked Unlock the SD card You have already specified Maximum number of prints An album Images CD-ROM AC adapter is not Connect the AC adapter Error Messages Paper Error No INKNo Paper Storing Glossary Backlight compensation Jpeg Index Above Warranties are Subject to the Following Conditions How to Obtain Warranty Services Limited One 1 Year 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