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Sony HDR-HC3E [43/131] Recording playback

HDR-HC3E

2-661-356-11(1)

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Recording/Playback

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Digital hd video camera recorder 1
Hdr hc3e 1
Operating guide 1
Attention 2
Caution 2
Disposal of old electrical electronic equipment applicable in the european union and other european countries with separate collection systems 2
For customers in europe 2
For customers in the united kingdom 2
Notes on use 2
Notice 2
Notice on the supplied ac adaptor 2
Read this first 2
Types of cassette you can use in your camcorder 2
Types of memory stick you can use in your camcorder 2
Warning 2
About menu items lcd panel viewfinder and lens 3
Using the camcorder 3
When using a memory stick duo with memory stick compatible equipment 3
About the carl zeiss lens 4
About this manual 4
On playing back hdv tapes on other devices 4
On recording 4
Read this first continued 4
Easy handycam using your camcorder with automatic settings 5
Enjoying pictures with high definition quality 5
Getting started 5
Recording playback 5
Table of contents 5
Customizing personal menu 67 using the cam ctrl dial 68 6
Edit play menu 60 6
Indicators displayed during recording playback 32 searching for the starting point 35 6
Memory set menu 54 6
Menu items 46 camera set menu 48 6
Pict appli menu 57 6
Playing the picture on a tv 38 6
Remote commander 36 6
Standard set menu 61 6
Time langu menu 66 6
Using the menu 6
Using the menu items 4 6
Additional information 7
Dubbing editing 7
Quick reference 7
Troubleshooting 7
Using a computer 7
Enjoying pictures with high definition quality 8
Shooting in the hdv format 8
Trying out the new hdv format 8
What is the hdv format 8
Why shoot in the hdv format 8
Connecting to a computer p 80 9
Connecting to an hdv1080i device 9
Connecting to an hdv1080i non compliant device 9
Copying memory stick duo still images to a computer 9
Copying movies on a tape to a computer 9
Dubbing to other video devices p 70 9
Viewing on a 16 9 wide 4 3 tv p 38 9
Viewing on a high definition tv p 38 9
Viewing video recorded in the hdv format 9
Getting started 10
Make sure that you have following items supplied with your camcorder the number in the parentheses indicates the number of that item supplied 10
Step 1 checking supplied items 10
Attach the battery pack to your camcorder 11
Getting started 11
Step 2 charging the battery pack 11
You can charge the infolithium battery pack p series p 112 after attaching it to your camcorder 11
Step2 charging the battery pack continued 12
To remove the battery pack 12
When storing the battery pack 12
Approximate time min available when you use a fully charged battery pack 13
Approximate time min required when you fully charge a fully discharged battery pack 13
Charging time 13
Getting started 13
Playing time 13
Recording time 13
Np fp50 85 90 14
Np fp60 supplied 130 140 14
Np fp70 180 190 14
Np fp71 215 230 14
Np fp90 320 345 14
Step2 charging the battery pack continued 14
Step 3 turning the power on and holding your camcorder firmly 15
To turn off the power 15
Step 4 adjusting the lcd panel and viewfinder 16
The lcd panel 16
The viewfinder 16
To turn off the lcd backlight to make the battery last longer 16
Changing the language setting 17
Checking the screen indicators display guide 17
Step 5 using the touch panel 17
Step 5 using the touch panel continued 18
To finish the operation 18
Step 6 setting the date and time 19
Cassette tape 20
Memory stick duo 20
Step 7 inserting a tape or a memory stick duo 20
Getting started 21
Insert the memory stick duo into the memory stick duo slot in the right direction until it clicks 21
Lightly push the memory stick duo in once 21
To eject a memory stick duo 21
Easy handycam using your camcorder with automatic settings 22
Easy recording playback easy handycam 22
Movies 22
Still images 23
To record high quality still images during tape recording dual rec 23
Easy recording playback easy handycam continued 24
Movies 24
Playing back movies still images 24
Still images 24
X adjustable menu settings during easy handycam operation 24
X to cancel easy handycam operation 24
X unavailable buttons during easy handycam 24
Easy handycam using your camcorder with automatic settings 25
Movies still images 26
Recording 26
Recording playback 26
Movies still images 27
Playback 27
Functions used for recording playback etc 28
Recording 28
To record high quality still images during tape recording dual rec 28
To record high quality still images during tape recording dual rec 1 8 qa 28
To use zoom 28
To use zoom 2 0 28
Cam ctrl dial 29
Manual button 29
Press flash 4 repeatedly to select an appropriate setting 29
Recording playback 29
Set the nightshot switch 7 to on and nightshot appear 29
To adjust the exposure for backlit subjects 29
To adjust the exposure for backlit subjects 9 29
To adjust the exposure for backlit subjects press back light 9 to display to cancel the back light function press back light again 29
To control the image settings manually with the dial cam ctrl dial manual button 29
To control the image settings manually with the dial cam ctrl dial manual button 5 6 29
To record in dark places nightshot 29
To record in dark places nightshot 7 29
To use the flash 29
To use the flash 4 29
You can assign some of the camera settings to the cam ctrl dial 5 such as focus adjustment default setting see page 68 for details during playback you can adjust the volume using the cam ctrl dial 5 p 27 29
Functions used for recording playback etc continued 30
Playback 30
Recording playback 30
To check the remaining battery battery info 30
To check the remaining battery battery info qs 30
To record in mirror mode 30
To record in mirror mode qh 30
To use a shoulder belt 30
To use a shoulder belt qd 30
To use a tripod 30
To use a tripod wa 30
To use pb zoom 30
To use pb zoom 2 0 30
Other part names and functions 31
To initialize the settings reset 31
To initialize the settings reset w 31
To turn off the operation confirmation beep beep 31
To turn off the operation confirmation beep beep qg 31
Data code during recording 32
Indicators displayed during recording playback 32
Recording movies 32
Recording still images 32
Viewing movies 33
Viewing still images 33
Bottom 34
Center 34
Indicators displayed during recording playback continued 34
Indicators when you made changes 34
Other indicator 34
Upper left 34
Upper right 34
Reviewing the most recently recorded scenes rec review 35
Searching for the last scene of the most recent recording end search 35
Searching for the starting point 35
Remote commander 36
Searching quickly for a desired scene zero set memory 36
Searching for a scene by date of recording date search 37
To cancel the operation 37
9 wide or 4 3 tv 38
High definition tv 38
Playing the picture on a tv 38
Connecting to a high definition tv 39
Connecting to a 16 9 wide or 4 3 tv 40
Recording playback 41
About hdmi high definition multimedia interface 42
If your tv vcr has a 21 pin adaptor euroconnector 42
Playing the picture on a tv continued 42
When connecting to your tv via a vcr 42
When your tv is monaural when your tv has only one audio input jack 42
Recording playback 43
Using the menu 44
Using the menu items 44
X to use menu items 44
X to use the short cuts of personal menu 44
Is not displayed during easy handycam operation p 24 45
Using the menu 45
X to use menu items during easy handycam operation 45
Available menu items z vary depending on which lamp is lit during easy handycam operation the setting is set automatically as shown in the following list 46
Camera set menu 46
Memory set menu 46
Menu items 46
Pict appli menu 46
Edit play menu 47
Standard set menu 47
Time langu menu 47
Using the menu 47
Camera set menu 48
Program ae 48
Settings to adjust your camcorder to the recording conditions exposure white bal steadyshot etc 48
Spot meter flexible spot meter 48
B auto 49
Exposure 49
Indoor n 49
One push 49
Outdoor 49
The white balance is adjusted automatically 49
The white balance is adjusted to be appropriate for the following recording conditions 49
The white balance will be adjusted according to the ambient light 1 touch one push 2 frame a white object such as a piece of paper to fill the screen under the same lighting conditions as you will shoot the subject 3 touch flashes quickly when the white balance has been adjusted and stored in the memory the indicator stops flashing 49
To return the setting to automatic exposure touch auto t 49
Touch manual appears 2 adjust the exposure by touching 3 touch 49
Using the menu 49
White bal white balance 49
You can adjust the color balance to the brightness of the recording environment 49
You can fix the brightness of a picture manually when recording indoors on a clear day for instance you can avoid backlight shadows on people next to the window by fixing the exposure to that of the wall side of the room 49
Ae shift 50
Auto shutter 50
Camera color 50
Camera set menu continued 50
Sharpness 50
Spot focus 50
Wb shift white balance shift 50
Flash set 51
Super ns super nightshot 51
Tele macro 51
Camera set menu continued 52
Color slow s color slow shutter 52
Histogram 52
Ns light nightshot light 52
Self timer 52
Conv lens 53
Dial set 53
Digital zoom 53
Steadyshot 53
Capacity of the memory stick duo mb and the number of recordable pictures 54
Memory set menu 54
Settings for the memory stick duo quality image size all erase new folder etc 54
Still set 54
3 picture 55
9 picture 55
All erase 55
Approximate data size of a picture kb 55
Deletes all the pictures on a memory stick duo without image protection or in the selected folder 55
Using the menu 55
When the power switch is set to play edit 55
B series 56
File no 56
Format 56
Memory set menu continued 56
New folder 56
Pb folder playback folder 56
Rec folder recording folder 56
Select the folder to be used for recording with then touch 56
Select the playback folder with then touch 56
The memory stick duo has been formatted at the factory and does not require formatting 56
To execute formatting touch yes twice t formatting is completed and all the images will be deleted 56
Touch yes t 56
You can create a new folder 102msdcf to 999msdcf on a memory stick duo when a folder is full a maximum of 9 999 images are stored a new folder is automatically created 56
Black fader 57
D effect digital effect 57
Monotone when fading in the picture gradually changes from black and white to color when fading out it gradually changes from color to black and white 57
Mosaic fader 57
Pict appli menu 57
Plays back the images stored on a memory stick duo or in a folder in sequence slide show 57
Slide show 57
Special effects on pictures or additional functions on recording playback slide show pict effect smth slw rec etc 57
The default settings are marked with b the indicators in parentheses appear when the items are selected see page 44 for details on selecting menu items 57
To cancel before starting the operation touch off in step 1 once you press start stop the setting is canceled 57
To cancel slide show touch end to pause touch pause 57
Using the menu 57
White fader 57
You can add digital effects to your recordings 57
You can record a transition with the following effects adding to the interval between scenes 57
Cinema efect cinematic effect 58
Flash flash motion 58
Neg art 58
Old movie 58
Pict appli menu continued 58
Pict effect picture effect 58
Skintone 58
Slow shuttr slow shutter 58
Solarize 58
To cancel d effect touch off in step 1 58
You can add special effects to a picture during recording or playback appears 58
Int rec stl interval photo recording 59
Pictbridge print 59
Smth slw rec smooth slow recording 59
Usb select 59
Demo mode 60
Edit play menu 60
Pict appli menu continued 60
Settings for editing or playing back in various modes var spd pb end search etc 60
Var spd pb various speed playback 60
Burn dvd 61
End search 61
Rec ctrl movie recording control 61
Settings while recording on a tape or other basic settings rec mode multi sound lcd vf set disp output quick rec etc 61
Standard set menu 61
Vcr hdv dv 61
B 12bit 62
B 16 9 wide 62
B hdv1080i 62
B sp sp 62
Dv set 62
Rec format 62
Standard set menu continued 62
The following functions are available when recording in dv format 62
Touch to adjust the balance of the original sound st1 and the sound recorded afterwards st2 then touch 62
X audio mix you can monitor the sound recorded with audio dubbing or 4ch microphone recording on the tape during playback 62
X audio mode 62
X rec mode recording mode 62
X wide select 62
You can select a recording format 62
Lcd vf set component 63
Multi sound 63
Volume 63
Data code 64
Disp guide 64
Guideframe 64
I link conv 64
Standard set menu continued 64
Status check 64
Tv type 64
B auto 65
B lcd panel 65
B normal 65
Camera data below 65
Date time 65
Disp output 65
Menu rotate 65
Opposite 65
Rec lamp recording lamp 65
Remaining 65
Remote ctrl remote control 65
The camera recording lamp will not light up during recording when you set this to off the default setting is on 65
The default setting is on allowing you to use the supplied remote commander p 36 65
Using the menu 65
V out panel 65
A shut off auto shut off 66
Calibration 66
Clock set 66
Clock set world time language 66
Language 66
Quick rec 66
Standard set menu continued 66
Time langu menu 66
World time 66
Adding a menu item 67
Customizing personal menu 67
Deleting a menu item 67
Arranging the order of menu items displayed on personal menu 68
Customizing personal menu continued 68
Initializing the personal menu settings reset 68
Using the cam ctrl dial 68
Changing the item assigned to the cam ctrl dial 69
Setting with the cam ctrl dial 69
Connect your camcorder to the wall socket using the supplied ac adaptor for this operation p 11 refer also to the instruction manuals supplied with the devices to be connected 70
Connecting to external devices 70
Dubbing editing 70
Dubbing to vcr dvd device etc 70
The connection method and the image quality will differ depending on the vcr dvd device and the connectors used 70
Dubbing editing 71
Jacks on your camcorder 71
Open the jack cover and connect the cable 71
The dubbed format hdv dv differs depending on the recording format or the format supported by the vcr dvd device select the required settings from the table below and make the menu settings 71
Using an i link cable optional 71
Dubbing to another device 72
Dubbing to vcr dvd device etc continued 72
When connecting with the a v connecting cable with s video optional 72
Dubbing editing 73
Recording pictures from a vcr 73
You can record pictures from a vcr on a tape you can record a scene as a still image on a memory stick duo be sure to insert a cassette or a memory stick duo for recording in your camcorder beforehand you can connect your camcorder to a vcr device using an i link cable connect your camcorder to the wall socket using the supplied ac adaptor for this operation p 11 refer also to the instruction manuals supplied with the devices to be connected 73
Recording movies 74
Recording pictures from a vcr continued 74
Dubbing pictures from a tape to a memory stick duo 75
Recording still images 75
Deleting recorded pictures from the memory stick duo 76
Marking images on the memory stick duo with specific information 76
Marking images on the memory stick duo with specific information print mark image protection 76
Print mark image protection 76
Pictbridge compliant printer 77
Printing recorded images 77
Printing recorded images pictbridge compliant printer 77
A maximum of 20 copies of the image can be printed 78
Printing 78
Printing recorded images pictbridge compliant printer continued 78
Select the image to be printed with 78
Select the number of copies to be printed with 78
To print the date time on the image touch t date time t date or day time t 78
Touch end when printing is completed 78
Touch exec t yes 78
Touch t copies 78
Touch t end 78
When printing is finished printing disappears and the image selection screen appears again 78
A active interface shoe the active interface shoe supplies power to optional accessories such as a video light a flash or a microphone the accessory can be turned on or off as you operate the power switch on your camcorder refer to the operating instructions supplied with your accessory for details 79
B hdmi out jack p 38 79
C hdv dv interface i link p 38 70 85 79
Camcorder 79
D lanc jack blue 79
Dubbing editing 79
E component out jack p 38 79
F a v audio video out jack p 38 70 79
G dc in jack p 11 79
H usb jack p 77 80 79
Jacks to connect external devices 79
About connection 80
Connecting to a computer 80
Copying still images to a computer 80
For macintosh users 80
For windows users 80
Notes on connecting to a computer 80
System requirements 80
Using a computer 80
Using the usb cable 80
Copying the pictures 81
For windows users 81
A folder containing image files recorded using other camcorders without the folder creation function for playback only 82
B folder containing image files recorded with your camcorder when no new folders have been created only 101msdcf is displayed 82
C folder containing movie data recorded using other camcorders without the folder creation function for playback only 82
Copying still images to a computer continued 82
Disconnecting the usb cable 82
Double click the drive icon then drag and drop the desired picture file onto the hard disk of your computer 82
For macintosh users 82
For windows users 82
If usb connect appears on the lcd screen follow the procedure below to disconnect the usb cable 82
If usb connect does not appear on the lcd screen do only step 4 above 82
Ssss stands for any number between 0001 and 9999 82
Connect your camcorder to the computer with an i link cable the computer needs to have an i link connector and be installed with editing software that can copy video signals the software required depends on the format of the recorded pictures and the format for copying to the computer hdv or dv as shown in the table below 83
Copying movies on a tape to the computer 83
Observe the following points when connecting to ensure the camcorder operates correctly 83
Recommended connection 83
Using a computer 83
Copying movies on a tape to the computer continued 84
Notes on connecting to the computer 84
Set vcr hdv dv to dv on the standard set menu p 61 84
Set vcr hdv dv to hdv and i link conv to off on the standard set menu p 61 64 84
The menu settings required depend on the format of the recorded pictures and the format for copying 84
When copying the movie in the dv format from the computer to your camcorder 84
When copying the movie in the hdv format from the computer to your camcorder 84
When setting up your camcorder 84
Creating a dvd direct access to click to dvd 85
Using the direct access to click to dvd function for the first time 85
Creating a dvd direct access to click to dvd continued 86
The disc tray comes out automatically to create another dvd with the same content touch yes the disc tray comes out place a new writable dvd in the disc drive then repeat steps 9 and 10 87
To cancel the operation 87
Touch cancel on the lcd screen on your camcorder 87
Touch no to finish creating a dvd 87
Using a computer 87
Batteries power sources 88
Buttons do not work 88
Demo mode does not start 88
If you run into any problems using your camcorder use the following table to troubleshoot the problem if the problem persists disconnect the power source and contact your sony dealer 88
Overall operations easy handycam 88
Settings change during easy handycam operation 88
The camcorder does not operate even when the power is set to on 88
The camcorder gets warm 88
The power abruptly turns off 88
The power does not turn on 88
Troubleshooting 88
You cannot turn easy handycam operation on or off 88
A problem occurs when the camcorder is connected to the ac adaptor 89
An unknown indicator appears on the screen 89
An unknown picture appears on the lcd screen or viewfinder 89
Lcd screen viewfinder 89
The battery pack discharges too quickly 89
The chg charge lamp does not light while the battery pack is being charged 89
The chg charge lamp flashes while the battery pack is being charged 89
The power turns off frequently although the remaining battery time indicator indicates that the battery pack has enough power to operate 89
The remaining battery time indicator does not indicate the correct time 89
Troubleshooting 89
Cassette tapes 90
The buttons do not appear on the touch panel 90
The buttons on the touch panel do not work correctly or do not work at all 90
The cassette cannot be ejected from the compartment 90
The cassette memory indicator or title display does not appear while using a cassette with cassette memory 90
The picture in the viewfinder has disappeared 90
The picture in the viewfinder is not clear 90
The picture remains on the lcd screen 90
The remaining tape indicator is not displayed 90
Troubleshooting continued 90
You cannot turn off the indicators 90
You cannot turn the lcd backlight off 90
Image protection cannot be applied 91
Memory stick duo 91
Pictures cannot be deleted 91
The cassette is noisier during rewinding or fast forwarding 91
The data file name is not indicated correctly 91
Troubleshooting 91
You cannot delete all pictures at once 91
You cannot format the memory stick duo 91
You cannot mark pictures for print 91
You cannot operate functions using the memory stick duo 91
Recording 92
Refer also to adjusting the image during recording p 93 and memory stick duo section p 91 92
The data file name flashes 92
The recording angle differs depending on the power switch setting position 92
The tape does not start when you press start stop 92
Troubleshooting continued 92
You cannot record a smooth transition on a tape from the last recorded scene to the next 92
You cannot record on the memory stick duo 92
Adjusting the image during recording 93
End search does not work 93
End search does not work correctly 93
Refer also to menu p 97 93
Steadyshot does not function 93
The auto focus does not function 93
The back light function does not function 93
The flash does not work 93
The flash level cannot be changed 93
The shutter sound is not heard when you record a still image 93
Troubleshooting 93
Black bands appear when you record a tv screen or computer screen 94
Digital zoom does not function 94
If you are playing back pictures stored on a memory stick duo refer also to the memory stick duo section p 91 94
Playback 94
The color of the picture is not correctly displayed 94
The picture appears too bright or flickering or changes in color occurs 94
The screen picture is bright and the subject does not appear on the screen 94
The screen picture is dark and the subject does not appear on the screen 94
The subjects passing by the frame might appear crooked 94
Tiny spots in white red blue or green appear on the screen 94
Troubleshooting continued 94
You cannot play back in reverse direction 94
You cannot play back tape 94
Fine patterns flicker diagonal lines look jagged 95
Horizontal lines appear on the picture the displayed pictures are not clear or do not appear 95
Image data stored on a memory stick duo cannot be played back 95
No sound or only a low sound is heard 95
The movies freeze for a while or the sound breaks off 95
The picture or sound breaks off 95
The pictures stored on a memory stick duo are not played back in their correct size or aspect ratio 95
Troubleshooting 95
You cannot hear the sound recorded with 4ch mic rec on another camcorder 95
Date search does not work correctly 96
Is displayed on the screen 96
No picture appears during end search or rec review 96
Noises appear and or is displayed on the screen 96
Troubleshooting continued 96
You cannot view the picture on the tv connected with the i link cable 96
You cannot view the picture or hear the sound on the tv connected with the component video cable 96
You cannot view the picture or hear the sound on the tv connected with the hdmi cable 96
Another vcr malfunctions when you use the supplied remote commander 97
Appears on the lcd screen 97
Is not displayed 97
Menu items are grayed out 97
Remote commander 97
The picture appears distorted with black bands at the top and bottom on a 4 3 tv 97
The supplied remote commander does not function 97
Troubleshooting 97
You cannot use program ae 97
Ae shift cannot be operated 98
Color slow s does not operate correctly 98
Troubleshooting continued 98
You cannot adjust sharpness 98
You cannot adjust white bal 98
You cannot use exposure 98
You cannot use spot focus 98
You cannot use spot meter 98
You cannot use tele macro 98
Histogram is not displayed 99
Smth slw rec does not function 99
Troubleshooting 99
You cannot use d effect 99
You cannot use fader 99
You cannot use pict effect 99
Dubbing editing connecting to other devices 100
New sound added to a recorded tape on another camcorder is not heard 100
Pictures from connected devices cannot be zoomed 100
Still pictures cannot be dubbed from a tape to a memory stick duo 100
Time code and other information appear on the display of the connected device 100
Troubleshooting continued 100
When connected using an i link cable no picture appears on the monitor screen during dubbing 100
You cannot add sound to the recorded tape 100
You cannot dub correctly using the a v connecting cable 100
You cannot dub correctly using the hdmi cable 100
Connecting to a computer 101
Removable disk does not appear on the computer screen 101
The computer does not recognize your camcorder 101
Troubleshooting 101
You cannot monitor video that the camcorder is capturing 101
You cannot view still images recorded on a memory stick duo on the computer screen 101
You cannot view the video recorded on a tape on the computer 101
Your computer freezes 101
Troubleshooting continued 102
You cannot copy images to the windows computer 102
1001 warning indicator pertaining to files 103
C 04 ss 103
C 21 ss 103
C 22 ss 103
C 31 ss c 32 ss 103
C or e ss ss self diagnosis display 103
E 61 ss e 62 ss e 91 ss 103
E battery level warning 103
If indicators appear on the lcd screen or in the viewfinder check the following some symptoms you can fix by yourself if the problem persists even after you have tried a couple of times contact your sony dealer or local authorized sony service facility 103
Moisture condensation warning 103
Self diagnosis display warning indicators 103
Troubleshooting 103
Warning indicator pertaining to incompatible memory stick duo 103
Warning indicator pertaining to memory stick duo 103
Warning indicators and messages 103
Warning indicators pertaining to memory stick duo formatting 103
Description of warning messages 104
Warning indicators and messages continued 104
X battery power 104
X cassette tape 105
X dual rec 105
X memory stick duo 105
X moisture condensation 105
Warning indicators and messages continued 106
X flash 106
X lens cover 106
X others 106
X pictbridge compliant printer 106
Additional information 107
On tv color systems 107
Power supply 107
Simple setting of the clock by time difference 107
Using your camcorder abroad 107
Viewing dv format pictures recorded in dv format 107
Viewing hdv format pictures recorded in hdv format 107
You can easily set the clock to local time abroad by the time difference you are in select world time in the time langu menu then set the time difference p 66 107
You can use your camcorder in any country region using the ac adaptor supplied with your camcorder within the ac 100 v to 240 v 50 60 hz range 107
You need a tv with the audio video input jack a connecting cable is also needed 107
You need an hdv1080i compatible tv or monitor with a component jack and audio video input jack a component video cable and a v connecting cable are also needed 107
Your camcorder is pal system so its picture can only be viewed on a pal system tv with an audio video input jack 107
Copyright signal 108
Notes on use 108
Playback 108
To prevent a blank section from being created on the tape 108
Usable cassette tapes 108
What is the hdv format 108
Additional information 109
An hdv format compatible tv with the component input jack is required to view playback pictures recorded in the hdv format see the table below for the main 2005 2006 models 109
As of 1st of february 2006 including models on sale in the near future 109
Do not put a label along this border 109
Gold plated connector 109
Labeling position 109
On sony hdv1080i compliant tvs 109
X after using the cassette rewind the tape to the beginning to avoid distortion of the picture or the sound the cassette should then be put in its case and stored in an upright position 109
X when cleaning the gold plated connector generally clean the gold plated connector on a cassette with a cotton wool swab after every 10 times it has been ejected if the gold plated connector on the cassette is dirty or dusty the remaining tape indicator may not show correctly 109
X when labeling the cassette be sure to place the label only on the locations shown in the following illustration so as not to cause a malfunction of your camcorder 109
A memory stick is a compact portable ic recording medium with a data capacity that exceeds the capacity of a floppy disk you can use only a memory stick duo which is about the half size of a standard memory stick in your camcorder however appearance on the list below does not guarantee the operation of all types of memory stick duo in your camcorder 110
About the memory stick 110
Damaged or lost image data will not be compensated for and may occur in the following cases 110
It is recommended you make a back up of important data on the hard disk of a computer 110
Notes on use 110
On a memory stick duo with a write protect tab 110
X on handling a memory stick keep the following in mind when handling a memory stick duo 110
You can prevent accidental erasure of images when you slide the write protect tab on the memory stick duo with a small tapered object to the write protect position 110
Additional information 111
On image data compatibility 111
X on a location for use do not use or keep the memory stick duo in the following locations 111
X on a memory stick pro duo 111
X on the memory stick duo adaptor after inserting a memory stick duo into the memory stick duo adaptor you can use it with a standard memory stick compliant device 111
About storage of the battery pack 112
About the infolithium battery pack 112
About the remaining battery time indicator 112
An infolithium battery pack is a lithium ion battery pack that has functions for communicating information related to operating conditions between your camcorder and an optional ac adaptor charger the infolithium battery pack calculates the power consumption according to the operating conditions of your camcorder and displays the remaining battery time in minutes with an ac adaptor charger the remaining battery time and charging time appear 112
This unit is compatible with an infolithium battery pack p series your camcorder operates only with an infolithium battery pack infolithium p series battery packs have the mark 112
To charge the battery pack 112
To use the battery pack effectively 112
What is an infolithium battery pack 112
About battery life 113
About i link 113
About the i link baud rate 113
What is i link 113
About i link continued 114
About the required i link cable 114
Maintenance and precautions 114
On use and care 114
To use i link functions on this unit 114
Moisture condensation 115
Video head 115
If you did not press the right spot start from step 116
Lcd screen 116
Maintenance and precautions continued 116
X on adjustment of the lcd screen calibration the buttons on the touch panel may not work correctly if this happens follow the procedure below it is recommended you connect your camcorder to the wall socket using the supplied ac adaptor during the operation 116
X to clean the lcd screen if fingerprints or dust make the lcd screen dirty it is recommended you use a soft cloth to clean it when you use the lcd cleaning kit optional do not apply the cleaning liquid directly to the lcd screen use cleaning paper moistened with the liquid 116
About care and storage of the lens 117
Additional information 117
Battery may explode if mistreated do not recharge disassemble or dispose of in fire 117
Camcorder operation will not be affected as long as you are not recording the date 117
On charging the pre installed rechargeable battery 117
On handling the casing 117
To change the battery of the remote commander 117
Warning 117
While pressing on the tab inset your fingernail into the slit to pull out the battery case 2 place a new battery with the side facing up 3 insert the battery case back into the remote commander until it clicks 117
X procedures connect your camcorder to a wall socket using the supplied ac adaptor and leave it with the power switch set to off chg for more than 24 hours 117
Your camcorder has a pre installed rechargeable battery to retain the date time and other settings even when the power switch is set to off chg the pre installed rechargeable battery is always charged while your camcorder is connected to the wall socket via the ac adaptor or while the battery pack is inserted the rechargeable battery will be fully discharged in about 3 months if you do not use your camcorder at all without the ac adaptor connected or the battery pack attached use your camcorder after charging the pre installed rechargeable battery however even if the pre installed rechargeable battery is not charged the 117
Maintenance and precautions continued 118
Specifications 119
System 119
Input output connectors 120
Lcd screen 120
Output connectors 120
Specifications continued 120
Ac adaptor ac l200 121
General 121
Rechargeable battery pack np fp60 121
Notes on the license 122
On trademarks 122
Specifications continued 122
Identifying parts and controls 123
Quick reference 123
Identifying parts and controls continued 124
Numeric 126
Quick reference 127
Index continued 128
Quick reference 129

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