Creating A Dvd (Direct Access To "Click To Dvd") (F} Trv280) - Sony HANDYCAM video Hi8 CCD-TRV138 Operation Manual

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WRITING: The picture is being writlen
omo the DVD.
"_° Tip
• If you use i DVD-RW/+RW
_qfich has other
data stored on it, the message
[This is a
recorded
disc. Delete and overwrite?]
appears
on the LCD screen of your camcorder.
When
you press the SEL_USH
EXEC
dial, the
existing data is erased
and nex_ data ix written.
Press BURN DVDP¢CD to finish
creating a DVD.
The disc tray comes out automatically.
• You cannot operate yourcamcorderin the following
situations:
While playing back a tape
When "Click to DVD" is started up from the
computer
• You may not he able to create t DVD from an 8ram
tape if it contains pictures recorded in a format other
than Digital8 fommt.
To create another DVD with the same
content, press the SEL/PUSH
EXEC dial.
The disc tray comes out. Place a new
writable DVD in the disc drive. Then,
repeat steps 8 and 9.
To cancel the operation
Press BURN DVD/VCD.
O Notes
• You cannot cancel the operation after [Finalizing
DVD.] is displayed on the LCD screen of your
camcorder.
• Do not disconnect the i.LINK cN)le or set the
POWER switch to another mode on your camcorder
until the picture is completely copied to the
conlputer.
• The DVD is created even if you disconnect the
i.LINK cable (optional) or turn off the power of your
camcorder while [WRITING] or [CONVERTING]
is displayed.
• When my of the following occurs, copying of the
picture is canceled. A DVD containing the data up to
the point the operation was canceled is created.
Refer to the help files of "Click to DVD Automatic
Mode Launcher" for details.
When there is a blank portion of 10 seconds or
longer on the tape.
When the data of the tape contains a date before
the recording date of the later im iges.
When normal and _ i(le size pictures are recorded
on
the
same
tape.
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