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• With disc packed
in caddy
Removing
the disc
1
Insert
your
finger
into
tile
hole
in the
t
center
of disc
and
lightly
lift it up
(in
the
direction
of ar
row d3).
_Hold
the
disc
at its edge
and
center
hole,
and
remo',_e
it in the
direction
of arroyo' (g).
Replacing
the disc in caddy
l
Hold
the disc
at its
edge and center
hole
"with
tile
recording
surfilce
down.
_ Insert
the disc under
the clav_'s at the disc
hold
portion
f_om
daws
the
direction
of ar
rovv' (_).
Gently
push
the disc
in
until
it is coin
pletely
stored.
Replacing
the disc in cartridge
1
Insert
the
disc
into
cartridge.
c_
e
_(@
mark
facing
LIp
_Fit
in the
disc
tray
until
a click
is heard.
Write-protect
tabs
The cartridge has write protect tabs to prevent
overwriting on recorded data. Make stne that the
write protect tab is set to the side where recording
is possible.
Tab for side B
_
Tab lk)r side A
!
Recording
possible_
Recording
not possible_
Note:
When
recording
special
events,
be sure to
use a new disc which
has never
been
removed
from cartridge
or caddy
Note:
Writing
similar
to recording
is performed
even with sim pie editing
or deletion
Make sule that
editing
or deletion
has been
securely
performed
with the disc removed
from cartridge
or caddy
Note:
If there
are dust, scratches
or dirt on tire
surface
of disc, block noise may appear
in image
or sound
may
be interrupted
Tc_ke great
care
when
handling
discs so that no dirt or fingerprints
adheres
to them
Note:
This DVD
video
camera/recorder
has a
function
that
allows
recording,
avoiding
portions
of tire
disc with dust, scratches
or dirt [The DVD
video
camera/recorder
sets to pause
(O||)
status
and automatically
restalts
recording
(ORE0)]
This
will interrupt
recording
for several seconds
to sev-
eral minutes,
and multiple
thumbnails
will be cre-
ated
(see p 66) in one recording
as shown in the
figure
In this case,
tire recordable
time
will de-
crease
2S
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