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Dubbing on DVD
This DVD video camera/recorder allows you to choose the desired method when dubbing images
recorded on HDD to a DVD:
“New”: To dub scenes recorded on HDD to a DVD, without dubbed marks appearing, beginning with
the first scene without dubbed mark.
“Date”: To dub scenes recorded on HDD on the same date to a DVD, beginning with the first scene.
“All”: To dub all scenes recorded on HDD to a DVD, beginning with the first scene.
“Select”: To select your favorite scenes from all those recorded on HDD, for dubbing.
●List of dubbing possible/impossible
●: Dubbing possible; —: Dubbing impossible
* You cannot specify the combination of “VIDEO Mode: STD” and “16:9 On”.
●Note when dubbing:
• If message “Scene No.xxx is too large. Please divide this Scene before dubbing.” appears during dubbing, the
dubbing will stop. Divide the specified scene (see page 86), and then dub the divided scenes.
• The maximum number of scenes and programs that can be dubbed will vary depending on the DVD used (see
page 155).
• With this DVD video camera/recorder, the scenes on HDD will be dubbed to a DVD in the order of display on
HDD Disc Navigation screen. To dub the scenes in a different order, create a play list on which scenes are
registered in the desired order of dubbing (see page 98), and then execute dubbing.
Before You Begin
• Set the power switch to “HDD”.
• Prepare a recordable disc.
• The recording time for a scene that can be dubbed on one disc is
approx. 30 minutes ( in FINE mode). If the HDD contains a scene
exceeding the length that is recordable on one disc, it cannot be
dubbed: Divide the scene (see p. 86), and then perform dubbing.
• Be sure to use the AC adapter/charger to power the DVD video camera/
recorder during dubbing: Dubbing is not possible with a battery
connected.
• If power is turned off and dubbing is interrupted midway, proper dubbing
will not be possible.
• The time shown on dubbing is for reference: Dubbing will be performed
at normal speed in XTRA mode; approx. 2 times the normal in FINE
mode; approx. 4 times the normal in STD mode.
If the number of scenes on HDD is too large, or the temperature of this
DVD video camera/recorder is too high, the required recording time may
be longer than the display time on screen.
Disc to be
dubbed
Videos on HDD
VIDEO Modes
(XTRA/FINE/STD) mixed
Wide/normal modes
(16:9/4:3) mixed
VIDEO Mode “STD” and
wide mode (16:9)
DVD-RAM
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DVD-RW
(VR-mode)
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DVD-RW
(VF-mode)
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DVD-R
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+RW
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