About The Computer Display - Panasonic AG-HSC1UP Operating Instructions Manual

With a computer

About the computer display

When the unit is connected to a computer, it is
recognized as an external drive.
[Removable Disk] is displayed in [My Computer].
Example folder structure of an SD card:
Removable Disk
DCIM
MISC
PRIVATE
≥AVCHD format motion picture files
([00000.MTS] etc.) are saved in the [BDMV]
folder.
≥The motion picture thumbnails are recorded in
the [AVCHDTN] folder.
≥JPEG format still pictures ([IMGA0001.JPG]
etc.) are stored in the [100CDPFP] folder.
These can be opened with picture software that
supports JPEG pictures.
≥Up to 999 files can be recorded in the
[100CDPFP] or other such folder.
≥The DPOF setting files are recorded in the
[MISC] folder.
We recommend HD Writer Ver1.0E for SD1
for copying motion picture data to and
from the SD card.
Using Windows Explorer or other
programs on the computer to copy, move
or rename files and folders recorded with
this unit will result in them being unusable
with HD Writer Ver1.0E for SD1.
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100CDPFP
AVCHD
AVCHDTN
BDMV
ª Copying still pictures recorded
on the SD card to a computer
Card reader function (mass storage)
When an SD card with recorded data on it is
inserted into the unit and the unit is connected to
a computer using a USB cable, the SD card can
be used as an external drive so that still pictures
on the card can be copied to the computer with
Explorer or other programs.
1
Set the mode dial on the unit to
and connect the unit to the
computer.
[Removable Disk] is displayed in [My
Computer].
2
Double click the folder that
contains the files on the
removable disk ([DCIM]
[100CDPFP]).
3
Drag and drop the files onto the
destination folder (on the
computer hard disk).
≥Do not use the computer to delete the SD
card's folders. Otherwise, it may no longer be
possible for this unit to read the SD card.
≥Always use this unit to format SD cards.
≥When data not supported by this unit has been
recorded on a computer, it will not be
recognized by this unit.
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