Sony PJ760 Camcorder User Manual


 
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Expected recording time of
movies
Internal memory
HDR-PJ710/PJ710V
High definition image quality (HD) in h (hour) and min
(minute)
Recording mode
Recording time
HDR-PJ710 HDR-PJ710V
[60p Quality
]
2 h 35 min
(2 h 35 min)
2 h 20 min
(2 h 20 min)
[Highest
Quality
]
3 h 5 min
(3 h 5 min)
2 h 45 min
(2 h 45 min)
[High Quality
]
4 h 10 min
(4 h 10 min)
3 h 45 min
(3 h 45 min)
[Standard
]
7 h 25 min
(5 h 35 min)
6 h 40 min
(5 h 5 min)
[Long Time
] (5.1ch)*
12 h 45 min
(10 h 30 min)
11 h 35 min
(9 h 30 min)
[Long Time
] (2ch)*
13 h 15 min
(10 h 50 min)
11 h 55 min
(9 h 45 min)
Standard definition image quality (STD) in h (hour) and
min (minute)
Recording mode
Recording time
HDR-PJ710 HDR-PJ710V
[Standard ]
(5.1ch)
*
7 h 40 min
(7 h 5 min)
6 h 55 min
(6 h 20 min)
[Standard
]
(2ch)
*
7 h 55 min
(7 h 15 min)
7 h 5 min
(6 h 35 min)
HDR-PJ760/CX760V/PJ760V
High definition image quality (HD) in h (hour) and min
(minute)
Recording mode
Recording time
HDR-PJ760
HDR-CX760V/
PJ760V
[60p Quality
]
7 h 55 min
(7 h 55 min)
7 h 40 min
(7 h 40 min)
[Highest
Quality
]
9 h 20 min
(9 h 20 min)
9 h
(9 h)
Recording mode
Recording time
HDR-PJ760
HDR-CX760V/
PJ760V
[High Quality
]
12 h 40 min
(12 h 40 min)
12 h 15 min
(12 h 15 min)
[Standard
]
22 h 20 min
(16 h 55 min)
21 h 35 min
(16 h 25 min)
[Long Time
] (5.1ch)*
38 h 35 min
(31 h 40 min)
37 h 20 min
(30 h 40 min)
[Long Time
] (2ch)*
39 h 55 min
(32 h 35 min)
38 h 40 min
(31 h 35 min)
Standard definition image quality (STD) in h (hour) and
min (minute)
Recording mode
Recording time
HDR-PJ760
HDR-CX760V/
PJ760V
[Standard ]
(5.1ch)
*
23 h 5 min
(21 h 15 min)
22 h 25 min
(20 h 35 min)
[Standard
]
(2ch)
*
23 h 50 min
(21 h 50 min)
23 h 5 min
(21 h 10 min)
* You can change the recording sound format with
[Audio Mode] (p. 71).
You can record movies of a maximum of 3,999
scenes with high definition image quality (HD),
and 9,999 scenes with standard definition image
quality (STD).
The maximum continuous recording time of
movies is approximately 13 hours.
If you want to record up to the maximum
recording time indicated in the table, you need
to delete the demonstration movie on your
camcorder.
Your camcorder uses the VBR (Variable Bit
Rate) format to automatically adjust image
quality to suit the recording scene. This
technology causes fluctuations in the recording
time of the media. Movies containing quickly
moving and complex images are recorded at
a higher bit-rate, and this reduces the overall
recording time.