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This section explains about recording of movies and stiff images, and also basic settings on
DVD video camera/recorder.
Recording Movie
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Before You Begin /" When setting the power switch to "DVD", insert a recordable DVD-RAM/DVD-
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RW/DVD-R/+RW into this DVD video camera/recorder.
Pressing REC
once will start
recording; ACCESS/PC
againpressingwill it once indicator
temporarily stop
recording.
1 Remove the lens cap, and then point the DVD
video camera/recorder at subject.
2 Turn the DVD camera/recorder on.
Set the power switch to "HDD" or "DVD" to
turn the DVD video camera/recorder on.
After the ACCESS/PC indicator goes out,
perform the subsequent operation:
3 Check the subject on the screen (viewfinder
o1:LCD).
When using the viewfinde]; close the LCD
monitor before pulling out the viewfinder.
4 Press the REC button.
The "OI1" mark in the viewfinder or on the
LCD screen will change to the "O REC"mark,
and recording will start.
During recording, the recording indicator on
the front of DVD video camera/recorder will
light.
Pressing REC again during recording will set
the DVD video camera/recorder to the
recording pause status.
5 When recording is finished, turn the DVD
video camera/recorder off.
Note:
• See "Troubleshooting" on page 146 when recording
movie is not possible.
• See "Troubleshooting" on page 146 if it takes some
time before recording is possible.
• See "Troubleshooting" on page 146 if the DVD video
camera/recorder does not operate.
• See page 46 for on-screen information display.
• It is recommended that you set the LOCK switch to _
(the upper position) to prevent the power switch in the
"HDD" position from accidentally moving to "DVD"
position.
• When using a DVD-RW (VF-mode)/DVD-R/+RW,
videos of different qualities (VIDEO Modes) or 16:9
On and Off cannot be recorded or dubbed on the
same disc (see page 83).
• While the ACCESS/PC indicator is lit or blinking do
not turn the DVD video camera/recorder off, and take
care not to subject it to any vibration: Doing so could
cause an error in the recorded data, which could
make it unplayable (see page 8).
• The minimum recordable time of movie is
approximately 3 seconds.
• Hitachi cannot be responsible for video and audio that
cannot be recorded or edited because of any defect.
• Each time the DVD video camera/recorder enters the
recording pause status, the counter display will be
reset to "O:OO:OO".
• If, when using a +RW, one-time recording duration is
short or you frequently switch the video quality,
recording may not be possible even when the disc
has remaining space.
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